Senior NetSuite Developer - London

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Senior NetSuite Developer - London

A leading Medical Devices company based in central London is seeking a Senior NetSuite Developer to enhance their eCommerce development and strategies. This role focuses on developing and integrating live websites to drive continued online sales growth.

Experience with NetSuite development is essential for this position. You will also work on Boomi development; whilst specific Boomi experience is preferred, training can be provided if you have worked with similar integration systems.

Website management forms a key aspect of the role, including WordPress/WooCommerce development, creating new features with a UX-first design approach, and continuously optimising website performance and SEO. Knowledge of cloud hosting and management platforms such as Cloudways, Kinsta, and WP Engine is required.

Salesforce knowledge would be beneficial due to future business plans, though not mandatory. The role includes some eCommerce responsibilities, and experience with Digital Marketing and SEO strategy implementation would be advantageous.

We are seeking candidates with several years of NetSuite experience and a background in web development. Experience working in smaller or medium-sized companies is ideal, as you will be managing all development work independently. There is potential for team expansion in the future, offering increased responsibilities for the right candidate. This presents an excellent opportunity for those with career growth aspirations.

Previous experience in the Medical Devices sector would be ideal but is not essential. Experience in another complex field with both B2B and B2C sales would be valuable.

This globally expanding company offers products throughout the US, Europe, and Australasia. The successful candidate will receive a competitive salary package including pension, bonus, and Bupa healthcare.

Due to anticipated high interest in this position, early applications are encouraged.

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 our team will be in touch.

Newton Colmore were established in 2015 and have been helping Medical Devices, Biotech and Drug Discovery organisations with their recruitment for over ten years

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