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A client is looking for a seasoned C# Developer to join their development function and contribute to a significant internal programme of work.

Working as part of the software development team, you’ll partner closely with senior stakeholders to produce high-quality, efficient code that supports core business systems.

Responsibilities of the C# Developer:

Produce well-structured and clearly documented C# / .NET code.
Contribute across the full software lifecycle on greenfield, end-to-end projects.
Collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams in a fully remote setup.
Participate in peer code reviews and contribute to the establishment of development best practices.
Required Experience of the C# Developer:

Must have a strong background in C# / .NET development.
Experience of PostgresSQL or other SQL databases.
CI/CD experience.
Experience in API design and building system integrations.
Microsoft Dynamics integration (highly desirable).
Python and/or JavaScript experience (desirable).
Excellent communication skills and confidence in working remotely.
This C# Developer role is an immediate start, with interview slots available next week.

To discuss this exciting C# Developer opportunity in more detail, please apply now to speak with VIQU IT in confidence. Or reach out to Matt Farrell via the VIQU IT website.

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