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Senior Integration Developer - Boomi and NetSuite

A medical devices company with headquarters in central London is currently recruiting for a Senior Integration Developer to help develop and integrate live websites to continue their online sales growth.

Key Responsibilities:

Systems architecture development with specific focus on NetSuite and Boomi integration
WordPress/WooCommerce website development including new features
UX-first approach to design
Continuous optimisation of website performance and SEO
Cloud hosting and management across platforms like Cloudways, Kinsta and WP EngineAdditional Responsibilities:

Supporting ecommerce operations
Contributing to digital marketing and SEO strategy (advantageous but not essential)
Potential team leadership as the department growsRequired Experience:

Several years in web development with progression to senior level
Experience working independently in small to medium-sized companies
Specific knowledge of NetSuite (essential)
Experience with Salesforce (advantageous)
Proficiency in cloud hosting environmentsPreferred Experience:

Medical devices industry background (ideal but not essential)
Experience in complex B2B and B2C sales environmentsAbout the Company:

This growing company sells its products globally across the US, Europe and Australasia, offering excellent career development opportunities.

Benefits Package:

Competitive salary
Pension scheme
Performance bonus
Bupa healthcareDue to anticipated high interest in this position, early application is strongly recommended.

For more information, please contact Andrew Welsh, Director of Medical Devices recruitment at Newton Colmore Consulting, on (phone number removed) or submit your application and a team member will be in touch

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