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Web Developer

The web developer is responsible for all the functionalities of a website at the technical level. Based on the specifications drawn up by the project manager, they programme the functionalities and integrate the design of the website according to the client’s needs and requirements. They must master programming concepts and the various web-oriented languages and frameworks. They must be familiar with PHP, HTML, CSS, Javascript and their many derivatives before specialising (frontend or backend). They must also take an interest in all the new tools available, keeping a technological watch on developments in the web and multimedia.

Applications developer

The application developer programmes the functionalities that correspond to the customer’s needs for its mobile application. This may be a version specifically adapted for consultation on a mobile phone, or an application specifically developed for a digital tablet. To this end, they are familiar with the specificities of programming and display on this type of device (constraints of the small screen, variety of screens, limited interaction capacity, diversity of platforms, etc.).

Network Architect

The main role of the network architect is to create and develop the technical layout of a mobile application or website. Their work begins upstream of the project, with the choice and validation of technical solutions, and extends right through to the testing and customer feedback phases. They must ensure that the project is sustainable, robust and evolving. It also establishes the framework for the developers and ensures compliance with the IT Department’s strategic guidelines, of which it is a stakeholder.

Web Project Manager

Web project managers have solid technical knowledge, a strong web culture and good marketing skills. At the heart of a web project, they coordinate all stages of development, from strategy to creation and production. They draw up the budget and schedule, and manage the creative and technical teams as well as external service providers. They are also fully aware of the customer’s needs and act as their main point of contact.

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CREA focuses its development on five areas: Creation, Marketing, Communication, Digital and Luxury. The school adapts to changes in the professional world, notably by anticipating digital transformations in marketing and communication. CREA favors experience-based learning, with experienced professional lecturers. Close to the market, the school ensures that the knowledge imparted is in line with current professional realities. It maintains a network of Swiss and international companies and experts to support students and prepare them effectively for the job market.