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Job location Ivory Coast Expiry date December 29 Position level Beginner/Junior Activity sector Construction, Real Estate Study level (diploma) TS Bac +2 Number of positions 01 Type of contract CDD MAIN MISSION Participate in the development of new brand websites and ensure technical follow-up of existing sites, under the supervision of the Digital Manager. MAIN ACTIVITIES
Participate in the development and integration of new branded websites
Ensure the routine technical monitoring and maintenance of sites already online
Make corrections, content updates and small changes
Contribute to quality tests (mobile compatibility, links, forms) before production
Reporting progress to the Digital Competencies Manager: TECHNICAL COMPETENCES
Solid foundations in HTML/CSS/JS
Notions of PHP or CMS (WordPress)
Ability to understand and evolve existing code
Use of development AI assistants (Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini...) for code help and debugging
Rigor and desire to learn
Autonomy on common tasks
Good relationship to work in a small team PROFILE RESEARCH: Training: Bac+2 to Bac+3 in web/computer development. Experience: 1 to 2 years of experience in web development (internship included), ideally in agency or digital service. 100 to 499 people Multinational Ivory Coast
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