A web developer designs, codes and maintains websites and web applications: interfaces (front end), server logic and databases (back end), or both (full stack). They work with designers, project managers and sometimes directly with clients.
A degree in computer science, a coding school or a bootcamp-style career change. Recruiters mostly look at what you have built: a Git repository, a live site, open-source contributions.
€36,000 to €55,000 gross a year
Indicative benchmark for France, from first job to experienced profile. It varies with the collective agreement, region, company size and experience: always check the salary stated in the offer.
Put your tech stack at the top of your CV and tie each role to a concrete result (faster load times, feature shipped, users). A link to a live project beats a long list of technologies.
Not necessarily: many companies hire based on projects and a technical test. A degree still helps with large companies and visa applications.
Yes, hybrid work is very common; fully remote roles exist but attract much more competition.
€36,000 to €55,000 gross a year (indicative benchmark for France, depending on experience, region and collective agreement).
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