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83zero Ltd
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Reading, Berkshire
Full Stack .NET Developer
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Job Type: Full-time |
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Salary: £60,000 per annum |
Overview
Full Stack .NET Developer Salary guideline: £60,000- £75,000 pa (DOE) Benefits Reading - Potential 2/3 Days Remote More about my client My client is an award-winning bank that has helped fund the growth of Britain’s small businesses through a range of business finance solutions, specialist mortgages and savings accounts that provides their customers with the support they need to make things happen. The Role This exciting opportunity has become available due to the growth of the business area, where the team develops, maintains, & supports responsive web applications in line with changing business needs. As the Developer, you will create quality, manageable, high performing code, and participate in cross functional workshops, working with the business, design and product to identify proportional technology solutions to address the business need. In the candidate we are looking for… Previous experience of developing solutions on the Umbraco platform Ensure that coding standards are defined and adhered to Create robust best practise development techniques Ensure code is delivered to a high quality, functioning to acceptance criteria across all required devices Ensure that non-functional requirements are considered including performance and accessibility considerations Optimise the performance of the code Perform code reviews with junior developers Setup and manage personal development environments Work closely with 3rd party suppliers to ensure smooth handover of code and ongoing maintenance Work closely with the architecture team to ensure adherence to architectural strategy My clients technical stack… ASP MVC .NET Core C# WebAPI Angular 6 (Essential Visual studio / Visual studio Git source control Agile methodologies HTML code, CSS/SCSS, Javascript, Jira, SQL server To apply please click the "Apply" button and follow the instructions. For a further discussion, please contact Jordan Ford.