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C#/.NET Full Stack Engineer

City of London
3 days ago
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Role: C#/.NET Full Stack Engineer

Base Locations: London, Manchester, Newcastle or Glasgow
Working Pattern: Hybrid, with flexibility for client assignments

Overview

We are seeking experienced Full Stack Engineers to support the delivery of modern digital solutions across a range of transformation programmes. This role sits within a multi-disciplinary engineering and consulting environment, working closely with architects, designers, product teams and client stakeholders.

Key Responsibilities

Design and build applications using ASP.NET Core, C# and modern JavaScript frameworks
Develop responsive, accessible front-end interfaces using React, Angular or Blazor/Razor
Contribute to cloud-native architectures on AWS or Azure
Implement modern DevOps practices including CI/CD pipelines and automated testing
Collaborate within agile teams to deliver high-quality, scalable software
Integrate with relational and non-relational databases where requiredRequired Skills & Experience

Strong commercial experience with ASP.NET Core and C#
Experience building front-end applications using modern frameworks
Cloud experience (AWS/Azure)
CI/CD (GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps or Jenkins)
Proficiency with Git workflows
Experience working in agile environmentsDesirable Experience

Docker, Docker Compose
Terraform or other IaC tools
EF Core, relational DB experience
NoSQL (MongoDB, Cosmos DB)
Microservices in Java/JS/TS
Experience with LLM/AI integration frameworks (e.g., LangChain)
Familiarity with modern design systemsAdditional Information

A flexible benefits package is available to tailor to personal needs
Applicants must have valid UK work authorisation
This role may require travel to client sites

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