From time to time jobs & internships are available at MoneySavingExpert.com, and we like it when they go to site users. As such, most jobs are advertised first in the free weekly email.
This page is set up to detail current job opportunities, all based in Shepherd's Bush, West London. Salaries are never listed as it means a future team member's income will become permanent record, but they tend to fit with experience.
Current jobs available
Due to the large number of enquiries received, we will only reply to successful applicants. Apologies in advance.
Front end designer/developer
MSE is looking for an experienced front end designer/developer with a proven track record to join our growing team in West London.
Working closely with the design and technical teams, responsibilities will include designing interfaces for tools, editing and managing site stylesheets and assisting with MSE's ongoing redesign project.
Our expectations of you:
* Excellent web design skills for both web and handheld
* Contribute creatively throughout the development process
* Passion for all things web, driven and detail-oriented
* Excellent at both working independently and as part of a team
* Strong written and verbal communication skills, and multitasking ability
* Solid understanding of SEO
Required:
* W3C-compliant, cross-browser compatible HTML & CSS
* Photoshop/Illustrator
* Javascript/jQuery
* Strong portfolio
Preferred:
* Usability Testing
* Accessibility Best Practice Knowledge
* PHP/MySQL
* Wordpress
Please note we are looking for someone with at least 1 year of commercial experience for this position, and applicants must include examples of previous work to be considered. Salary will be commensurate with accomplishment.
Pay
Salary will be commensurate with experience.
To apply, please email your CV, portfolio, covering letter, and salary expectation to jobs@moneysavingexpert.com
Due to the large number of enquiries received, we will only reply to successful applicants. Apologies in advance.
Internships available ...
MSE runs a rolling series of internships for MoneySavers looking to develop their careers and get relevant experience. These may be suitable for students able to work in the holidays, recent graduates or career changers.
It's important to understand these internships are not a prelude to a full time job with MSE, they strictly last three months only; the aim is to provide appropriate experience to boost your chosen career. However, in return, we expect some hard work and a real contribution to the team.
To help with expenses for the intern period MSE will pay minimum wage.
To apply, please send a CV and covering letter, the internship you are applying for (see below) and the dates you are available to interns@moneysavingexpert.com
Due to the large number of enquiries received, we will only reply to successful applicants. Apologies in advance.
Editorial Team Interns
We're a friendly but busy team, so be prepared to hit the ground running. We won't ask you to make tea (unless you want to) and we will ask for your input in editorial meetings and brainstorms.
We currently have two internship positions available:
1) In our consumer team. It will involve detailed research and some writing on all our consumer areas including utilities, shopping, deals, travel as well as work for the weekly email.
2) In our news team. It will involve writing and researching daily news stories to tight deadlines. Ideal if you’ve just got your NCTJ qualification or if you have a passion for journalism with some experience, eg, on a student paper, local paper.
Web Development Intern
MSE uses a platform of PHP/MySQL with javascript and jQuery/AJAX. HTML, CSS and knowledge of working within the Linux Shell are the other required skills.
Suitable for: Someone looking to gain experience with one of the UK's biggest website in a busy but small team.
To apply for any of these internships, please send a CV and covering letter, the internship you are applying for (see below) and the dates you are available to interns@moneysavingexpert.com
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