Junior Software Engineer

Wolverhampton
3 weeks ago
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This is a fantastic opportunity with a global company that continues to grow, both in size and revenue. They consider themselves to be agile and highly innovative, embracing the technology associated within the industry. The business has a strong family culture which provides a positive working environment where employees feel valued and trusted.
If you are looking for an established career with a global leader in a period of real exciting growth, a business who are big advocates of organic growth and development of their staff, then this will be ideal for you!
Junior Software Engineer Salary and Excellent Benefits

  • Up to £30,000 - £35,000
  • Hybrid Working
  • Excellent company pension
  • 33 days holiday (including bank holidays)
  • Company bonus
  • Dental and health benefits
  • Life insurance
  • Annual group shares
  • Fantastic work environment
  • Your chance to work for a global company who going through exponential growth
    Commutable From: Birmingham, Walsall, Dudley, Kidderminster, Wolverhampton, Telford
    Role Overview
    This growing business requires a Junior Software Engineer to join their growing software team.
    The primary focus of this role will be supporting the existing Software Engineer by taking on the maintenance and improvement of their existing suite of tools that are used both internally within the business, and by their customers and channel partners. These tools interface to the various eCommerce platforms in use and enable the configuration and selection of products prior to sale and manufacture.
    Junior Software Engineer Candidate Requirements and Experience
    Requirements
  • Degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or related discipline
  • Experience and knowledge of C# and Winforms
  • Experience of HTML and Web development
    Desirable Requirements
  • Knowledge of SQL databases
  • Awareness of Scrum, Azure DevOps
  • Experience of version control (Git / Team Foundation Version Control)
    Junior Software Engineer Key Responsibilities
  • The Junior Software Engineer will maintain existing software-based customer tools.
  • Develop, test, release enhancements to existing customer tools.
  • Whilst the role will primarily focus on customer tools it will include opportunities to be involved with other projects.
  • Assisting the technical support team with customer queries.
    Please Note: Candidates must have the right to live and work in the UK.
    Our aim is to help you secure the best possible future for yourself & this is a totally FREE service to all our Candidates.
    If you believe that your skills and experience match what we are looking for please call me or APPLY and I will be in touch.
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