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Full Stack Developer - Angular, .Net

Peterborough
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Full Stack Developer .Net, C#, Angular
Peterborough / Norfolk - Hybrid (3 days on site)
£50-55k(doe)

Full stack developer required for this expanding SaaS business. You will be part of a new team enhancing products with technologies such as .Net Core, C#, Angular, React & Azure. You will be keen to learn and grow your career and have interest in cloud platforms and a passion for great coding practices!

Skills: Required:

Strong C# and .Net Core
Strong Angular (or similar JavaScript frameworks)
SQL
Familiarity with Git, Azure DevOps, and cloud platforms (preferably Azure)
Database development
Azure cloud services
DevOps tools - nice to have
Mobile development - Maui, Blazor - nice to have
What the business can offer you…

23 days annual leave plus bank holidays
Private healthcare and optional pension scheme
Flexibility to work from home two days a week (with potential to move to 3 days from home in future)
Support for career development and certification
A chance to grow into a leadership role within a close-knit team
Direct access to decision-makers and genuine influence over the technology road map

Application Process

If you`re an Angular & Microsoft Developer and can offer the passion, ambition to grow your career and you want to work in an environment where your work matters and you get to see your results then please send a copy of your CV to the link

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