C# Developer .Net SQL - Scientific

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C# Developer / .Net Software Engineer (SQL Oracle R&D MSc / PhD). Leading scientific software house is seeking a highly intelligent and "scientifically minded" C# Developer / .Net Software Engineer to design and develop software to aid more rapid drug discovery for the Life Sciences and pharmaceuticals industry. You will be working in a friendly, R&D team atmosphere with passionate, accomplished colleagues.

As a C# Developer / .Net Software Engineer you will be working on a wide range of applications, including robotic control software, OLTP databases, distributed systems and web applications. In this supportive environment you will be encouraged to continuously seek training to improve your skillset, with excellent potential for progression.

Driven by technology the company can offer a remote interview and onboarding process and work from home during the current social distancing measures (potentially to the end of the year with flexibility going forward). When you are in the City office you can enjoy a relaxed, friendly and sociable environment fully stocked kitchen and regular social events.

Requirements:

Strong Object Orientated (OO) software development experience with C# .Net

You will have a good degree (2:1 or above) from a top tier University having achieved excellent A-Level results (MSc or PhD advantageous) in a technical or numerate discipline

Excellent written and verbal communication skills

Other technologies used include: ASP.Net, MVC, JavaScript, Oracle PL/SQL, TFS for source control and sprint planning, Microsoft Windows, OLTP and robotic control software - knowledge of any of these advantageous

As a C# Developer / .Net Software Engineer you will earn a competitive salary (to £50k) and benefits package, including 25 days holiday, pension scheme and regular social events.

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