WÜ Frontend Developer
Pubblicato il 17-10-2026 - Devopsroles in Italia
Salary Stated by Würth Base salary for this role, in EUR per year, as published in the posting. Role DevOps & Release Seniority Mid-level Role brief devopsroles summary, based on the employer's posting. What you'll do * Shape usable, responsive interfaces with UX/UI designers and backend developers * Take part in software testing, integration and release work across the development lifecycle * Help improve CI/CD pipelines and streamline how software is deployed * Support Docker-based environments and contribute to Kubernetes or OpenShift improvements What you bring * Hands-on frontend development experience with Vue.js and TypeScript * Working knowledge of Git, CI/CD practices and release automation * Familiarity with Docker and containerization, plus a willingness to build DevOps knowledge * Experience in Agile/Scrum teams and effective collaboration across technical and design roles Who this fits This mid-level role suits a frontend developer who wants to contribute to deployment and DevOps work alongside interface development. The position is based in Bozen, Italy,
with home office available for up to three days per week and flexible working hours. From the employer Let's do IT The CIS (Company Information System) Business Unit of Würth IT Italy develops corporate IT services for the Würth Group, ensuring reliability, security, and continuous innovation across its digital platforms. To strengthen our team, we are looking for a Frontend Developer with solid experience in modern web application development and DevOps skills, who is eager to contribute both to the creation of advanced user interfaces and to the optimization of software integration and deployment processes. Responsibilites * Develop and maintain modern frontend applications using Vue.js, TypeScript, HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript * Collaborate with UX/UI Designers and Backend Developers to create intuitive, high-performing, and scalable user interfaces * Participate in testing, integration, and release