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Howdens Joinery are looking for an experienced .NET Developer with React skills to join our Supply Chain Application Development Team

What you will be doing:

You will be joining a dynamic and collaborative team based in Howden, East Yorkshire, where innovation is at the heart of our approach. The role is remote working with regular visits to the Howden site for collaboration with the team and business.

This role offers a .NET Developer the opportunity to leverage their technical expertise to transform business requirements into enterprise-grade solutions while ensuring high system availability and robust support

What we need from you:

  • Experience within C# .Net Development /Full-Stack Development and have worked on technical projects from inception through to delivery.
  • Recent experience using C#.Net 8, SQL Server and React
  • Experience in ORM technologies such as EF 8
  • Source control: TFS / GIT / Azure DevOps
  • Good understanding of unit testing frameworks and test coverage (Experience of automated Testing using a variety of MS Test, xUnit, Jet Brains, Selenium and Moq would be useful)
  • Demonstrable experience of object-oriented design patterns, code refactoring and awareness of SOLID principles
  • Good exposure and understanding of Web services using Restful APIs. Applicants with any exposure to GraphQL is advantageous.

    What we can offer you

  • Competitive salary and annual company bonus
  • Excellent pension scheme (company contribution of up to 12%)
  • 25 days holiday + bank holidays with the option to buy additional days
  • Free lunch at our staff canteen
  • Staff Discount
  • Employee Assistance Programme
  • Exceptional Reward and Recognition events

    About Howdens:

    Howdens Joinery is the UK’s number one trade kitchen supplier providing thousands of products across kitchens, joinery, and hardware.  We have over 800 depots throughout the UK and Europe – making us the first choice for more than 460,000 loyal trade professionals.   Last year our sales reached circa 2.3bn, and we have an ambitious growth agenda. 

    As well as the opportunity to develop within a fast paced and commercial environment, you will be part of a rewarding organisation recognised for excellence in the workplace in the Best Big Companies to Work For. 

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