Web Developer, Anna Freud

£45.5k

Mid level

London

1-2 days a week in office (London or Manchester)

Mental health charity for children and young people

Job no longer available

Mental health charity for children and young people

201-500 employees

B2CMental healthCharity

Job no longer available

£45.5k

Mid level

London

1-2 days a week in office (London or Manchester)

201-500 employees

B2CMental healthCharity

Company mission

To transform the experience of children, young people and their families with mental health by improving the quality, accessibility and effectiveness of treatment.

Job

Company

Role

Who you are

Commercial experience in web application development (preferably in a medium or large organisation)
Proficiency in Typescript, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, JSON
Commercial experience in the following frameworks: React, Node.js

What the job involves

Collaborate with the Pod Team to identify, specify, and build web application functionality and user controls as per the Pod Development Roadmap
Test new Pod developments, ensuring new features and controls function correctly at the front end
Provide support to Pod Administrators and the Pod Manager with incoming workload, including bug fixing and customer support
Assist the Lead Developer on various development projects across all divisions of Anna Freud
Translate designs into web templates with precision
Provide support and lead on with Typescript, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and JSON
Support with the development of our patient outcome data product into a fully scalable and commercial solution

Application process

1. Apply by 12pm 17 July 2. Receive notification by 19 July
3. If shortlisted remote interviews will happen on 24 July

Salary benchmarks

Our take

Founded in 1952 by the youngest daughter of Sigmund Freud, the Anna Freud Centre is a leading children’s mental health charity operating out of the UK. It aims to be the leading psychoanalytic innovator and provider of mental health treatment to children and families across the country.

The Anna Freud Centre has close ties to both UCL in London and Yale in the US, from where much of its research emanates, with a practical wing of short-term and long-term specialist treatment for children with mental illnesses. The charity also runs teaching courses for a range of therapeutic and neuroscience practices.

In recent years, the charity has benefitted from £24 million investment into ADHD and autistic spectrum research, part of a project funded by the UK Research and Innovation funding body, in collaboration with UCL and Kings College. The 2021 funding is being used to generate evidence and approaches to improve neurodiverse adolescents' well-being, indicating that Anna Freud is still a nexus point for our understanding of mental health.

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Insights

Glassdoor (3.8)

Company

Company HQ

Islington, London, UK

Leadership

Peter Fonagy

(Chief Executive)

Also a Professor at University College London.

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