“At its core, the no code movement is just an evolution of core principles that has driven technological innovation for millennia: namely, the desire to democratize and scale processes, tools, and access to mediums which were formerly available only to a small set of people — and through that democratization, multiply the potential of what humankind can create.”

I have been diving into this new job position called ‘NoCode Programmer’ and found several job posts with it. Here is an example of what they ask for:

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What you will do:

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• Design and develop new applications with no-code tools (Bubble, Webflow)
• Create and test functional prototypes to reach the best possible customer experience
• Structure the back-end of our application
• Conceptualize the tech architecture
• Find creative ways to automate our processes (Integromat, Airtable)
• Participate in the constant improvement of the processes to become more efficient
• Keep an eye on the best no-code / low code tools to implement for developing new functionalities

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Job requirements

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Prerequisites we’d like you to have:

• You have a mindset of a warrior and you want to push back the borders
• You are convinced that no-code is the future of coding
• You have a solid knowledge of no-code tools and how to use them
• You have previous experience in building no-code applications
• You also have skills in UX/UI design
• You are independent, but you like working in a team
• You are a quick learner

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Sometimes I have seen other naming such as Visual Developer (webflow uses it), do not confuse with UI Developer, that is usually for React coding.

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