Senior Software Developer

Grey Triangle
1 year ago
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The role offers flexible working hours, primarily as a remote position with occasional team collaboration weeks, held once every 2 months at our company office.


Applicants must be based in Dorset or its nearby areas.


This is an excellent opportunity where you will join a strong development team working on an exciting range of projects, covering all areas of application development. We require a min. 5 years commercial experience of C# / ASP.NET. You can work autonomously on new developments as well as maintain and improve existing platforms.


Requirements:

  • Excellent understanding of .Net Core, C#, Blazor and ASP.NET
  • ASP.Net Web Forms and MVC
  • Strong knowledge of relational databases e.g. SQL, MySQL, T-SQL
  • ADO, Entity Framework, and LINQ
  • JavaScript and jQuery
  • HTML, CSS and Bootstrap
  • Source control using Git
  • Excellent communication skills and proven ability to collaborate effectively with non-technical stakeholders
  • Proven expertise in UI/UX development, with a track record of building intuitive and user-centric interfaces


Desirable skills/experience:

  • Exposure to IaC & microservices
  • Experience developing / working with APIs
  • Experience with Azure or a cloud computing platform
  • Artificial intelligence programming and scripting experience, preferably with Python and/or C++
  • Mentoring / technical coaching skills


The ideal candidate will be comfortable balancing a commitment to high quality work with a healthy level of pragmatism. They will be hard-working, motivated and capable of working independently, but also be happy to share knowledge and ideas to help resolve problems and improve processes and practices within the development team.



Some of the benefits on offer:

  • Great Working Environment and excellent paid in full in-house training and induction
  • Career and development opportunities
  • Life assurance and your birthday off (After a year of employment)
  • Free parking on site and free refreshments.
  • Team nights out/ fundraising events
  • Free Eye test voucher
  • 20 days holidays plus bank holidays



***Must be a UK resident, commutable into the Poole, Dorset area. The role is remote, but some on-site presence and collaboration will be required.***

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