Lead C# Developer

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Our client is the Public Sector and is looking for a Lead Developer to join on a 12 Month Inside IR35 Contract. This role will be remote with 4 days a month visits to their office in Brighton.

Client Details

Our client is the Public Sector and is looking for a Lead Developer to join on a 12 Month Inside IR35 Contract. This role will be remote with 4 days a month visits to their office in Brighton.

Description

Lead the development and implementation of software solutions to meet organisational goals.
Collaborate with stakeholders to define project requirements and deliverables.
Ensure the quality and performance of developed applications through testing and optimisation.
Provide technical guidance and mentorship to team members.
Maintain up-to-date documentation for all development projects.
Identify and resolve technical challenges in a timely manner.
Ensure compliance with organisational standards and regulatory requirements.
Support the continuous improvement of development processes and methodologies.Profile

Must haves:

C#.NET
Azure
CI/CD Pipelines
Strong testing experienceNice to haves:

Azure Service Bus
Azure Logic Apps
Playwright / Selenium / Specflow
Mentoring experienceJob Offer

12 Month Inside IR35 Contract up to 646 a day

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