What on earth is this?

[PCTNN]

Also the fact you could be based anywhere in the world but willing to work UK hours makes me wonder what kind of weird tax dodging scheme they are trying to pull.

Like, let's say I'm in Spain are they going to pay me in Euros or Pounds or what? They'll pay my company they say but does it have to be a company registered in the UK or can I work via my Spanish ltd?

The whole thing sounds as sketchy as it gets.

AND for 2600-3600 a month (130-180 quid a day...lol) you need to be a UI Designer AND ALSO a front end developer.

[gixxer2021]

Pairing when needed, swarming when needed

Along with the “salary” and “holidays” I’d be less than surprised (understatement of the year) if the outside sds never turns up… I really can’t see how pairing could ever be seen as outside… ?

[PCTNN]

LOL I don't even know where to start

https://www.jobserve.com/gb/en/find-...1F8EFD9C5F42A/

FYI the pay offered is £2600-£3600....a month

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We are looking for a remote UI Designer to work for a leading consultancy company. The role is remote from anywhere in the world but you must be willing to work to the UK time zone. The role is paid monthly direct to your company and you get 25 days paid leave. The role is also outside IR35.

Required Experience

UI: wireframing prototyping visual design accessibility tools like Sketch, Figma, Axure, Miro
* Collaboratively working with UX Design to deliver pixel perfects, taking ownership of ensuring the implementation of consistent UI design across the system
* Rapid prototyping
* Front End: HTML CSS(SASS,LESS) JavaScript (ES6, React)
* React a must
* Very experienced working with Jira & Confluence, adding to stories & pro-actively proposing smart user-centric solutions that improve the user experience & create economies of scale
* Excellent communication skills.
* Excellent problem-solving skills.
* Strong English language skills.
* Working to UK office hours
* Experience or understanding of Agile development methodologies
a. Scrum
b. Kanban

Personal Attributes

* They need to be pragmatic 'do-ers', solution focussed
* Truly agile mindset & understanding around things like:
o Delivering high value
o Delivering incrementally
o Thinks in terms of MVP solutions (good, better, best)
o Pairing when needed, swarming when needed, PRs of team-mates code
o Can interrogate agile stories from a tech perspective, providing suitable/appropriate solutions, pros & cons
o Can apply a strategic technical mindset, technical 'economies of scale' thought in terms of solutions
o Understands and collaborates on DoR, DoD, ACs
o Excellent communication skills
* Truly senior which obviously isnt measured purely in years, more their approach, solutions, toolkit, passion, experience etc
* Team player but self-starter who can work unsupervised/alone when needed, conscientious, starter-finisher.

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