Mid-Level .NET Developer - Glasgow (Hybrid 3)

Glasgow
3 weeks ago
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Avanti Recruitment is partnering with a leading manufacturing / automotive company who is looking for a mid-level .NET Developer to join their growing development team in Glasgow. This is a fantastic opportunity to work on innovative projects within a forward-thinking company that values personal development and cutting-edge technology.

As a .NET Developer, you will contribute to the design, development, and delivery of high-quality software solutions. Working closely with the Development Manager, Technical Director, and Product Owners, you’ll help build and enhance applications across web, and mobile platforms.

You will be responsible for developing and maintaining new products, integrations, and solutions while working within a Test-Driven Development (TDD) environment. Supporting cloud infrastructure evolution and leveraging Azure DevOps will also be key aspects of the role. Additionally, you will play an important part in continuous improvement initiatives and best development practices, collaborating with business analysts, project managers, and stakeholders to ensure smooth delivery of projects. There will also be opportunities to mentor junior developers and share knowledge within the team.

Tech Stack

This role will involve working with:

  • .NET (C#)

  • Blazor

  • SQL Databases

  • Azure DevOps

  • Entity Framework

  • Docker

  • Web API

    While full-stack experience is desirable, the team is flexible on deep frontend knowledge.

    What’s on Offer?

  • Salary: £50,000 - £55,000 + £1,400 profit-related bonus

  • Pension: NEST scheme

  • Holiday: 23 days + bank holidays, with flexible holiday options

  • Work-Life Balance: Hybrid working available (three days on-site)

  • Career Growth: Training platforms, development opportunities, and a supportive team environment

  • Additional Perks: Travel cost support, R&D environment, and team bonding activities

    This is a fantastic opportunity for a .NET Developer who is passionate about cloud technologies and delivering high-quality solutions in an agile environment. If you’re looking for a role where you can develop your skills and work on meaningful projects, apply now to be part of this exciting team.

    If this position is of interest - please apply now for immediate consideration

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