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Senior Full Stack Engineer (Backend Focus)

Scroll down for a complete overview of what this job will require Are you the right candidate for this opportunityMy client is seeking a highly skilled

Senior Full Stack Engineer

with a strong focus on backend development to join their innovative team. They are looking for a professional with

8+ years of development experience

who is passionate about building robust, scalable systems for

SaaS/DaaS platforms

and has a proven track record of delivering high-quality, impactful solutions.This role will involve modernising legacy systems, developing APIs and services, and contributing to Greenfield projects that empower clients to make informed decisions while addressing key challenges in sustainability.Responsibilities:Lead the design and development of scalable, backend-heavy systems with a focus on performance and maintainability.Build and optimise services and APIs, ensuring they meet both current and future needs.Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver innovative solutions for SaaS/DaaS platforms.Mentor and guide junior engineers, promote best practices, and conduct detailed code reviews.Drive improvements in software development processes, focusing on CI/CD, security, and scalability.Requirements:8+ years of development experience , with a strong emphasis on

C#/.NET

in building APIs, services, and scalable backend solutions.Proficiency in

TypeScript

and familiarity with service-oriented architectures.Experience working with cloud platforms such as

Azure

or

AWS , and deploying containerised applications using

Docker

and

Kubernetes .Strong understanding of database design, optimisation, and management (SQL/NoSQL).A structured and semantic problem-solving approach, with the ability to remain flexible and collaborative.A background in

SaaS/DaaS platforms , ideally in B2B environments, working on service-heavy solutions.Desirable Skills:Familiarity with JavaScript frameworks and the ability to contribute to frontend-related tasks when necessary.Experience migrating legacy, on-premise systems to modern cloud-native solutions.Knowledge of modern data engineering practices.What’s on Offer:My client provides an exceptional working environment that blends purpose with flexibility. They support remote work but value the benefits of in-person collaboration during key meetings. The role comes with a competitive benefits package, including:Private healthcare with added perks like Headspace membership.Generous annual leave, increasing with tenure.Enhanced life insurance, income protection, and parental leave.Employer pension contributions up to 5%.A strong commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace.Next Steps:If you’re an experienced developer ready to bring your expertise to an impactful role, I’d love to discuss this opportunity with you. My client is focused on creating innovative solutions that make a difference – join them to shape the future of the industry.The role is remote first, candidates are expected to travel to offices in the midlands

once

a month.Please note: Applicants must have the right to work in the UK.

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