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Senior Software Developer

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Senior Software Developer (C#/ react js/ Azure/ Microservices)

100% home-based role (Must be in the UK)

Join my client as a Senior Software Developer, where you will play a pivotal role in designing, delivering, maintaining, and supporting cutting-edge software and microservice-based architectures. This position is ideal for a driven individual eager to lead projects, mentor others, and push the boundaries of technology.

The client has multiple sites across the UK, but role is offered on a remote basis (If you ever have to travel, all costs will be expensed)

What You'll Do

Lead and Innovate: Design and deliver complex functionalities with minimal supervision. Mentor junior team members and drive the development forward.
Develop and Optimise: Build resilient, secure, and scalable front-end and back-end solutions. Champion clean, maintainable code and continuous improvement.
Collaborate and Implement: Work closely with team members to design and implement robust features and services. Ensure high-speed iterations and top-notch code quality.
Secure and Govern: Produce and maintain top-tier information security governance and risk frameworks.Who you are:

Experienced Developer: Proven track record in software development within multi-disciplinary environments, delivering high-quality products on tight deadlines.
Problem Solver: Exceptional analytical skills to understand and evaluate complex scenarios and craft appropriate technical solutions.
Technically Proficient: Fluent in JavaScript (react js) and C#, proficient in SQL (preferably T-SQL), and experienced with Git, CI/CD, AWS/Azure. You build full-stack applications and architect cloud-based solutions.
Communicator and Mentor: You thrive in team settings, eager to mentor and lead by example, promoting best practices and innovative thinking.Why join my client?

Competitive Salary & Benefits: Robust package tailored to your experience and skills.
Growth & Development: Opportunities abound for professional growth and advancement.
Innovative Culture: Work in a dynamic environment that fosters creativity, efficiency, and collaboration.

*You must be in the UK and have no restrictions to work full time (No sponsorship available)

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