Senior frontend developer

You can:

• build user interfaces that meet a predefined set of standards
• champion accessibility to internal stakeholders
• offer design feedback to mitigate the risk of failing accessibility testing
• offer recommendations on the best tools and methods to use when accessibility testing

You can:

• work collaboratively in a group and build relationships with others
• identify issues through Agile 'health checks' and work with others to address them
• manage stakeholder expectations
• be flexible and capable of proactive and reactive communication
• host or moderate difficult discussions within the team or with senior stakeholders

You can:

• work collaboratively in a group, actively networking with others
• adapt feedback to ensure it’s effective and lasting
• use your initiative to identify problems or issues in the team dynamic and rectify them
• identify issues through Agile ‘health checks’ with the team, and help to stimulate the right responses

You can:

• make decisions characterised by medium levels of risk and complexity, and can recommend decisions as risk and complexity increase
• contribute to best practice guidelines

You can:

• apply modern development standards and support others in applying them

You can:

• collaborate with others when necessary to review specifications
• use the agreed specifications to build, test and document user interfaces of medium to high complexity, using the right standards and tools

You can:

• approach prototyping as a team activity, actively soliciting prototypes and testing with others
• establish design patterns and iterate them
• use a variety of prototyping methods and choose the most appropriate

You can:

• define strategies and policies, providing guidance to others on working in the strategic context
• evaluate current strategies to ensure business requirements are being met and exceeded where possible

You can:

• translate agreed designs into working user interfaces following modern standards
• manage and document technical complexity to make sure work is easily maintained and reusable
• work with well-understood technology and can identify appropriate patterns to make effective use of technologies’ best features

You can:

• define the static assets build
• co-ordinate all aspects of the integration and take responsibility for the tests around the user interface
• configure the part of the system that uses the network and test that it works as expected

You can:

• collaborate with user researchers and interaction designers to represent user needs internally
• explain the difference between user needs and the desires of the user
• champion user research to focus on all users
• effectively prioritise and define approaches to understand the user story, guiding others to do so
• offer recommendations on the best tools and methods to use

You can:

• identify and resolve web performance issues
• collect data to monitor and resolve web performance issues
• guide on the best web performance optimisation software and methods to use

You can:

• explain the clinical and care workflows your work supports
• use common health care terms correctly with clinical and care colleagues
• recognise when a change could affect patient care and raise it

You can:

• take part in hazard workshops and contribute to a hazard log
• follow the clinical risk management process for your work
• provide evidence for a clinical safety case, such as test results

You can:

• apply data protection principles to your work
• contribute to data protection impact assessments
• handle information requests and records correctly

You can:

• read and use FHIR resources, profiles, and APIs
• build or test simple integrations under guidance
• check messages against a specification

You can:

• recognise and challenge behaviour that excludes others
• consider different needs when you plan your work

You can:

• explain that some health software is regulated as a medical device
• know who to ask when a product might be a medical device