Digital agency set to create North East tech jobs in growth drive
An e-commerce and digital marketing agency with offices in the North East is set to recruit for a range of tech roles as part of its ongoing growth.
Visualsoft, which has offices in Stockton and Newcastle, is recruiting 11 new developers across the North East as well as Manchester.
The firm plans to recruit a lead mobile developer; an R&D Developer for the API team and a senior developer to work on multichannel ecommerce, as well as six projects developers across any of its Northern offices.
The recruitment drive comes as Visualsoft has expanded its Newcastle office, taking on 4,000 sq ft of new space to accommodate its growing team.
Neil Innes, Visualsoft CTO, explained: “We’re very excited to be expanding our development function so substantially.
“Developers are absolutely key to not only ensuring we keep innovating and enhancing our offerings, responding to customers’ needs and staying ahead of our competitors, but also to ensuring our existing customers are properly supported.
“We’re very much looking forward to welcoming some exciting new talent to the team and seeing how creatively they can drive Visualsoft forward.”
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