C# .net Software Developer Lead / Senior

Milton Keynes, ENG, GB, United Kingdom

Job Description

Are you an experienced .Net (C#) Developer, looking to take on a

Lead Software Engineering role in a growing SaaS product company

?



Keen to grow your technical skills around .Net 8, assist the CTO directly with the adoption of the latest AI / LLM dev tools (Cursor, v0) & act as lead / mentor to a small Dev' team?



If yes to the above & you'd like to join a growing, recently invested in, actually bringing offshore, back onshore, UK Software company - we'd like to speak with you!



Job title: Lead Software Developer or Senior Software Developer looking for a step up to Lead.


Location: Banbury, Oxfordshire. 3 days a week in the offices, 2 from home. Very commutable from Milton Keynes / Bucks area!


Salary: ~ 65K (60K - 70K range) + Benefits package. We can be somewhat flexible though - so please just get in touch.



You'll have the full support of an Agile Scrum Master, excellent technical product team & obviously software engineers in your team.



Our tech stack, below. But, in the main, if you have solid experience in .Net (C#) at a senior or lead level, please get in touch!

C# / ASP.NET (Core & Framework) and modern JavaScript/TypeScript frameworks, particularly Angular (v8+) MySQL GitHub actions, Azure Playwright, Docker Any exposure to AI-assisted development tolls such as Cursor, V0, GitHub copilot, etc would be ace.


Please pop me over your CV for immediate attention or just drop in with me for an in-confidence conversation to discuss further.



Many thanks!

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Job Detail

  • Job Id
    JD3204344
  • Industry
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  • Total Positions
    1
  • Job Type:
    Contract
  • Salary:
    Not mentioned
  • Employment Status
    Permanent
  • Job Location
    Milton Keynes, ENG, GB, United Kingdom
  • Education
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