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Senior Full-Stack C# Developer
Oxford – Remote – once a month in the office
Salary £70k doe
 
🌟 Exciting Opportunity for a Senior Full-Stack C# Developer 🌟
 
Are you looking to join a dynamic team that creates top-notch solutions for global clients? We're seeking a Senior Full-Stack C# Developer to be part of our innovative company based in Oxford with remote work flexibility and occasional in-office collaboration.
 
As a Senior Developer, you will play a crucial role in understanding and translating business requirements into efficient solutions, ensuring timely delivery. Your expertise in cross-platform software development, including Native PC, MAC, Web, and Mobile app development, will be invaluable in our projects.
 
Key Responsibilities:
 

  • Translate business requirements into working solutions within specified deadlines
  • Collaborate with skilled teams to design and implement cutting-edge features
  • Advocate for engineering best practices and mentor junior team members
  • Embrace a Mobile-First development approach and stay updated on the latest tools and technologies
     
    Skills and Experience:
     
  • Proficiency in the Microsoft Stack (.NET, C#, .NET 6, ASP.NET Core/MVC)
  • Strong background in Typescript/JavaScript, Angular, Vue, React, HTML5, CSS3, and IIS
  • Experience with SQL Server, MySQL, CI/CD tools (TeamCity), and source control platforms like GIT
  • Familiarity with testing frameworks (Xunit, Nunit, Jest, Jasmine) and logging tools (Elasticsearch, Rollbar Sentry)
  • Designing, developing, and consuming RESTful APIs is a must
  • Knowledge of Cloudflare, AWS, and terraform is a plus
     
    If you are passionate about creating modern, scalable applications and enjoy working in a collaborative environment, get in touch! 💼💻 #DeveloperOpportunity #TechInnovation

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