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Full Stack .NET Developer

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13 months ago
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Full Stack .NET Developer (Mid-Level)
Southampton (Hybrid 2-3 days a week in the office)
C#, .Net, Azure
£40,000 - £45,000

Mid-level Full Stack Developer to join a growing international software company based in Southampton to develop cloud-based FinTech solutions for clients across the UK & European markets.

Primarily you'll be working with a core tech stack of C#, .NET, React, SQL and Azure on new product & feature development with some maintenance of existing applications required from time to time.
You'll also receive access to first-in-class training materials and support to develop your career in a small team.

Please get in touch if you have experience of the following:

Technical Skills Required:

C#
.Net
SQL
JavaScript
ReactDesirable Skills:

.NET 8 & above
Typescript
Azure DevOps
.Net Core
Understanding of DevOps practicesAll candidates applying must be eligible to work in the UK and currently based locally to Southampton. Candidates seeking to relocate will not be considered.

If you are looking to be part of a fast-moving, interesting business, at a time of growth then please apply to this advert or contact me via our website or LinkedIn. Jack Hewitt-Coleman, Spectrum IT.

Spectrum IT Recruitment (South) Limited is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy

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