Roles and tasks of the no-code developer
A no-code developer is a person responsible for creating products without coding. Using no-code tools such as drag-and-drop platforms or predefined templates, these developers can create applications and other products with a minimum of effort. No-code developers are responsible for using their skills to create products that meet customers' needs. The main roles and tasks of a no code developer are :
- Define needs and functionalities: the no code developer defines and evaluates the needs and functionalities required for the product.
- Design: the no-code developer defines the product design and implements it using no-code tools.
- Testing and fixing bugs: the no-code developer is responsible for testing the product and fixing bugs.
- Ensuring maintenance: the no-code developer is responsible for ensuring that the product functions correctly and can take steps to resolve problems and keep the product up to date.
- Managing implementation: the no-code developer must implement the product successfully and ensure that it works properly.
No code developers are both creators and innovators who can help companies realise their vision. With a minimum of effort and investment, they can create quality products that meet customers' needs and are also easy to use and deploy.
Salary and career development of a no code developer
The salary of a no-code developer varies widely and depends mainly on the level of experience and specific skills and knowledge. Here is an estimate of gross annual salaries (in euros) depending on experience in France:
- 0 to 2 years: between €45,000 and €60,000
- 2 to 5 years: between €50,000 and €70,000
- 5 to 10 years: between €60,000 and €85,000
- 10 to 15 years: between €70,000 and €100,000
- Over 15 years: between €80,000 and €120,000
In addition to being a no-code developer, there are a number of other career options. These include
- Applications developer
- Business analyst
- Software designer
- Software solutions architect
- Software testing manager
