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Description

Back End Software Developer – Fully Remote Working – Salary – £50 – £65k (Negotiable) – Permanent

A very exciting opportunity for experienced Back End / Azure Focussed Software Developers to work with one of the UK’s Top 50 scalable Tech Business’s operating in the Fintech Space. They are an established product owner with a global portfolio of clients. The business is in a very exciting period of growth and have a new opportunity for experienced Software Developers to join their development team. You will be working on Greenfield projects with focus towards Machine Learning and Azure.

We are looking for developers to have experience of the following:

.Net Core 3.1 and above with C# Building secure REST APIs using MVC Web Api TDD/Unit testing Use of entity mocking frameworks such as Automoq EF Core

Desirable

Azure Service Fabric Machine Learning using Azure ML Studio/Azure Machine Learning Containerisation and Kubernetes in an Azure domain

Benefits

Competitive Negotiable Salary Fully Remote working – UK Based Flexible Working Hours 25 Days Holiday / year + Bank Holidays Employee Incentive Package Company Pension Genuine Career and technical capabilities progression

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