Software Developer C# Linux - Flexible Working

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Software Developer London to £55k

Software Developer (C# .Net Core Linux Cloud IoT). Are you a talented Software Developer who is looking for a role within a relaxed, autonomous, and flat structured working environment? Do you want to be part of a friendly and supportive team who will encourage you to bring your ideas to the table and continually learn new skills?

You could be joining an award-winning, tech driven company that provides intelligent 3D printing solutions for a range of industries. Due to the uniqueness of the company and the incredibly niche business model, this role comes with high job security and plenty of opportunities for growth and progression.

As a Software Developer, you'll be part of a newly established team with a ‘start-up feel' that is creating truly innovative software solutions that are moving towards IoT and Cloud technologies. You will participate in the design and development of software solutions, following industry best practice, and will be involved throughout the entire product lifecycle from discovery and design through to development and delivery.

Based just outside of Cambridge, with parking available onsite, you'll be working in modern offices alongside a fantastic team. You won't be expected to be in the office every day and will be able to work remotely 3 - 4 days per week, however it is important you are within driving distance of the office.

Requirements:

You are an experienced Software Developer with good knowledge of C# and .Net Core

You have commercial Linux experience

You are familiar with testing methodologies and debugging techniques

You have excellent communication skills

You enjoy collaborating, knowledge sharing and learning new technologies

As a Software Developer you can expect to earn a competitive salary (up to £55k) plus benefits.

Apply today or call to have a confidential discussion about this Software Developer (C# .Net Linux) role.