React/Next.js Developer (Headless CMS, GraphQL, AWS)

Hays plc
Northampton, UK
6 days ago
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Role details

Contract type
Temporary contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Experience level
Experienced
Experience required
2 years minimum
Compensation
£40,000.0 - £45,000.0
Working hours
Regular working hours

Tech stack

Amazon Web Services Performance Tuning Next.js Systems Integration TypeScript ReactJS Magento Graphql

Job description

I’m recruiting a React/Next.js Developer with Headless CMS experience to work for a market-leading manufacturing business within their niche that is investing heavily into modernising their enterprise E-Commmerce platform as part of a wider transformation programme.

This is a company with a strong engineering heritage, now modernising how it engages customers through technology. Their core platform supports both B2B and B2C Ecommerce, making it a genuinely complex environment with real scale and variety in user journeys.

You’ll be joining at a point where they are bringing more capability in-house from third-party providers, giving you the opportunity to take ownership, influence technical direction and leave a visible mark on how their Front End estate evolves.

Your new role This role is centred around building and owning the core Ecommerce website experience within a modern, headless architecture.

You’ll be developing in React, working with GraphQL APIs and integrating with Hygraph CMS, helping to deliver a fast, scalable and flexible Front End that supports a complex E-commerce environment.

Beyond the tech, this role has strong visibility. You’ll engage with internal stakeholders across the business, helping translate requirements into technical solutions. It’s not just about building components. It’s about shaping how the platform evolves.

With the move away from agencies, you’ll play a key role in establishing in-house capability. It’s a genuine opportunity to take ownership and influence how things are done moving forward.

Requirements

  • Strong React/TypeScript development experience (2+ years)
  • Experience with or exposure to headless CMS platforms such as Hygraph
  • Good understanding of GraphQL and modern data fetching approaches
  • Understanding of PWA concepts and Front End performance optimisation
  • Strong communication skills, with the ability to engage non-technical stakeholders
  • Experience building B2B and B2C E-commerce websites is essential, interacting with a Magento Back End ideally.
  • AWS Cloud experience

About the company

The role offers free onsite parking, 25 days holiday, strong pension and various healthcare schemes. They work Friday’s at home and flexible working hours to support a balanced lifestyle. They will also fund training and certifications to enhance your skill set. Visa Sponsorship is not available initially, but can be offered to those on dependent or PSW/Graduate Visas after 6 months.

What you need to do now At Hays Technology, we are shaping the future of recruitment. The rapid adoption of modern architectures is transforming how businesses engage with their customers, and Front End engineers are at the centre of that change.

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Scaffolding pages and routing single-page applications with Next.js

Josh Goldberg · JS Congress

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Exploring the target application for front end tests

Anna Mcdougall · JS Congress

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Core technologies for a tiny e-commerce stack

Christian K · JS Congress

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Selecting Next.js for hybrid static and server rendering

Dino Lozina · World Congress 2022

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Introduction to the GraphQL, Apollo, and Next.js stack

Josh Goldberg · JS Congress

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Architecting a multimodal storefront interface using Next.js

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