Senior Software Developer

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Are you looking for your next exciting Senior Software Developer role?

You’ll be contributing to developing a cyber-safety platform and web applications!

The company are fantastic and work with current cutting-edge technology to be market leaders, ensuring they’re always at the front of the pack and protecting people!

If this sounds like a perfect fit, then keep reading on to find out more about this amazing Senior Software Developer position...

As a Senior Software Developer your responsibilities will include:

Develop and enhance a secure cyber-safety platform.
Maintain AWS infrastructure (Lambda, API Gateway, S3, CloudFront).
Implement strong data protection, IAM controls and key management.
Build CI/CD pipelines with automated testing and rollbacks.
Apply AWS security tools (WAF, Shield, GuardDuty) for compliance.
Monitor systems using CloudWatch, Grafana or Datadog with alerts.
Work with the CTO on architecture, hardening and AI/ML integration.

We are looking for a Senior Software Developer who has the following skills and experiences:
Ideally around 5 years working within software development.
Strong knowledge of AWS, GitHub, Python and JavaScript is essential.
Understanding of AI concepts and applications.
AWS expertise including S3, CloudFront, Lambda, API Gateway, DynamoDB, CloudWatch.
CI/CD pipeline experience using GitHub Actions, AWS CodePipeline or Jenkins.
Ideal Networking knowledge around VPCs, subnets, routing, DNS via Route 53.

In return, the successful Senior Software Developer will receive a salary of up to £95,000 per annum, plus excellent company benefits and perks including:
22 days holiday, plus bank/public holidays
Company shares scheme
Christmas shutdown
Birthday off
Training and progression

To apply for this Senior Software Developer role, please send you CV over

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