Engineer the Quantum RevolutionYour expertise can help us shape the future of quantum computing at Oxford Ionics.

View Open Roles

Lead Software Engineer

Clubmoor
4 months ago
Applications closed

Related Jobs

View all jobs

Senior Microsoft Data Engineer

Principal Geospatial Data Engineer

Data Platform Lead (Snowflakes)

Lead Data Engineer

Data Engineering Manager

Senior SQL DBA - Sunderland

  1. Are you a Lead Developer ready for your next step, or an experienced Software Engineer looking to lead a small but impactful team?
    We can OFFER a salary range from £40,000 to £60,000 + Excellent Benefits
    Do you like mentoring junior developers and don't mind speaking with customers
    This could be your perfect move.
  2. Do you live locally, Lancashire &/or, Liverpool region - and want a Hybrid Dev' Leadership role
    We’re recruiting on behalf of an established and expanding construction software company, known for its flagship asset management and compliance platform tailored to the construction industry. As the team grows, they’re looking for a Software Development Team Leader who’s not only technically skilled but thrives in a hands-on, collaborative, and customer-facing environment.
  • Why You’ll Love This Role:
    Make a real impact on the future roadmap of an industry-leading product
    Shape technical direction and lead architecture decisions
    Mentor a tight-knit Dev team (currently 4 people), while staying hands-on
    Work directly with clients and consultants, gathering real-world requirements
    Enjoy variety—development, leadership, and customer engagement
  • What You’ll Be Doing:
    Leading and mentoring a small development team
    Designing and developing scalable, secure, and maintainable code
    Partnering with the Functional Consultant and Implementation team for smooth product rollouts
    Managing project timelines and aligning technical work with business goals
    Enforcing coding standards and Agile best practices
    Troubleshooting and optimising system performance
    Staying on top of tech trends and promoting innovation within the team
  • What You’ll Bring:
    5+ years’ experience in software development
    Proven hands-on experience in .NET, with exposure to React, Java, Angular, or ASP.NET
    Strong architectural and design pattern knowledge
    Experience with SQL databases, APIs, and ideally cloud platforms (Azure/AWS)
    Excellent communication and leadership skills
    Customer-facing experience and the ability to translate requirements into technical solutions
    A proactive, solutions-first mindset
  • Nice to Have:
    Prior experience in a leadership/mentoring role
    Exposure to Agile methodologies
    Experience with cloud architecture and DevOps practices
  • Perks & Benefits:
    Competitive salary: £40,000 – £60,000
    Ongoing training in leading-edge technologies
    A genuinely caring, close-knit team culture
    Be instrumental in shaping the product's future
    8% company pension contribution
    25 days holiday + bank holidays
    You’ll receive full support, training, and onboarding to help you get up to speed with the product and company processes. If you're excited to lead, grow, and make a real impact in a thriving SaaS environment, we want to hear from you.
    Apply now or reach out for a confidential chat

Subscribe to Future Tech Insights for the latest jobs & insights, direct to your inbox.

By subscribing, you agree to our privacy policy and terms of service.

Industry Insights

Discover insightful articles, industry insights, expert tips, and curated resources.

Seasonal Hiring Peaks for Data Engineering Jobs: The Best Months to Apply & Why

The UK's data engineering sector has evolved into one of Europe's most dynamic and rewarding technology markets, with roles spanning from ETL developers to platform architects and machine learning engineers. With data engineering positions commanding salaries from £32,000 for junior data engineers to £130,000+ for senior principal engineers, understanding when organisations actively recruit can significantly accelerate your career progression in this rapidly expanding field. Unlike traditional software development roles, data engineering hiring follows distinct patterns influenced by business intelligence cycles, data modernisation initiatives, and analytics platform deployments. The sector's unique combination of technical complexity, business impact requirements, and emerging technology adoption creates predictable hiring windows that strategic professionals can leverage to advance their careers in building tomorrow's data infrastructure. This comprehensive guide explores the optimal timing for data engineering job applications in the UK, examining how enterprise data strategies, regulatory reporting cycles, and technology modernisation programmes influence recruitment patterns, and why strategic timing can determine whether you join a scaling data consultancy or miss the opportunity to architect the next generation of data platforms.

Pre-Employment Checks for Data Engineering Jobs: DBS, References & Right-to-Work and more Explained

The data engineering sector in the UK has become the foundation of modern data-driven organisations, with professionals designing and maintaining the critical infrastructure that enables artificial intelligence, machine learning, and business intelligence capabilities. As companies increasingly recognise data as their most valuable asset, employers are implementing comprehensive pre-employment screening processes to ensure they recruit professionals capable of managing complex data pipelines whilst maintaining the highest standards of data governance, security, and regulatory compliance. Whether you're a data platform engineer, ETL developer, data warehouse architect, or big data specialist, understanding the extensive vetting requirements is essential for successfully advancing your career in this data-critical field. This comprehensive guide explores the various background checks and screening processes you'll encounter when applying for data engineering positions in the UK, from fundamental eligibility verification to specialised data protection compliance and technical competency assessments.

Why Now Is the Perfect Time to Launch Your Career in Data Engineering: The UK's Data Infrastructure Revolution

The United Kingdom is experiencing a data revolution that's fundamentally transforming how businesses operate, innovate, and compete in the global economy. From the AI initiatives driving London's fintech sector to the smart city projects reshaping Manchester and Birmingham, Britain's insatiable appetite for data-driven insights has created an unprecedented demand for skilled data engineers that far exceeds the available talent pool. If you've been considering a career transition or seeking to position yourself at the forefront of the digital economy, data engineering represents one of the most lucrative, future-proof, and intellectually rewarding career paths available today. The convergence of big data explosion, AI adoption, cloud transformation, and regulatory compliance has created perfect conditions for data engineering career success.