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Senior Mechanical Handling Engineer Duration: 12 Months Location: Devenport Dockyard, Plymouth (remote/hybrid) Pay Rate: £63-£70 per hour inside IR35 via Umbrella (35 hours per week) Clearance required: SC Clearance/ eligibility required Summary: To deliver the MoD's submarine and warship programmes, a significant programme of infrastructure investment is required on the Devonport site. The 'Major Infrastructure Projects' (MIP) Business Unit has been established to support this. One of the key scope elements within MIP is establishing a defuel capability for out of service submarines, which is delivered under the programme banner of 14 Dock Readiness. This work comprises of several interrelated projects to develop various multi-disciplinary infrastructure systems, with an overall value more than £100m. The Submarine Defuel Delivery Project (SDDP) sits within the Dock Readiness programme. SDDP provides the Reactor Access House (RAH) which supplies the necessary tools and...

FRONTEND DEVELOPER - PRESTIGE OPPORTUNITY WITH A NATIONAL INSTITUTION! HYBRID 1-2 DAYS A WEEK IN THE OFFICE (EXETER) £600 PER DAY INSIDE IR35 / UMBRELLA. The Role We are seeking a Frontend Developer with experience interacting with internally developed APIs and platforms in a mixed cloud (Azure + AWS) environment for a Government agency. The ideal candidate will work across the full software development lifecycle, from conception to deployment, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality solutions that meet business objectives. This role requires proficiency in both frontend technologies and UX/UI design principles, strong problem-solving skills, and familiarity with Agile methodologies. Key Responsibilities • Develop responsive, accessible, and high-quality user interfaces using Next.js, React, and TypeScript. • Collaborate with design and product teams to create intuitive user experiences. • Develop user experiences backed by internal APIs and...

The opportunity Role: Digital Developer (Frontend) Project: Public sector / government digital services Location: Exeter - typically 1-2 days per week on site Duration: Initial 6‑month contract Rate: Around £600/day (Umbrella) IR35: In scope Security: SC cleared or SC eligible (for a government agency) What you'll be working on Developing responsive, accessible UIs using Next.js, React, TypeScript Collaborating with design and product teams to create intuitive, user‑centred experiences Building frontends that integrate with internal APIs and search indexes Taking part in code reviews, testing, debugging and continuous improvements Maintaining and enhancing existing applications, diagnosing and resolving issues Contributing to technical documentation and helping shape project requirements Implementing and working with CI/CD pipelines and automated testing Tech stack & skills Strong experience as a Frontend Developer Solid knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript plus React and...

We're looking for a Frontend Developer for a central government department based in Exeter (hybrid) on an initial 6-month contract, paying up to £600 per day (Inside IR35, Umbrella). This is a hybrid role with some attendance expected (1-2 days per week) at the office in Exeter. The successful Frontend Developer will build responsive, accessible user interfaces backed by internally developed APIs and search indexes in a mixed Azure and AWS environment. You'll work across the full development lifecycle alongside design and product teams, and take part in code reviews, testing and debugging to keep quality high. You'll also maintain existing applications, troubleshoot issues and help streamline deployment through CI/CD and automated testing. You will need proven experience working with the following: React, Next.js and TypeScript HTML, CSS and JavaScript Consuming internal or RESTful APIs Elasticsearch and SQL-style databases Git and cloud deployment (Azure and/or AWS)...

12 Month Contract Up to £76 per hour umbrella (Inside IR35) Hybrid working – circa once a month onsite Overview of Department: To deliver the MoD’s submarine and warship programmes, a significant programme of infrastructure investment is required on the Devonport site. The ‘Major Infrastructure Projects’ (MIP) Business Unit has been established to support this. One of the key scope elements within MIP is establishing a defuel capability for out of service submarines, which is delivered under the programme banner of 14 Dock Readiness. This work comprises of several interrelated projects to develop various multi-disciplinary infrastructure systems, with an overall value more than £100m. The Submarine Defuel Delivery Project (SDDP) sits within the Dock Readiness programme. SDDP provides the Reactor Access House (RAH) which supplies the necessary tools and systems to defuel submarine.  This role is part of that Engineering Team that is delivering the design and implementation of...