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Senior .Net Developer

Senior .Net Developer

NET Developer

Leeds (Hybrid)

Permanent

£60,000 (DOE)

.Net Developer needed with strong .Net Core and AWS Serverless experience for a permanent career opportunity based in Leeds (Hybrid).

Hybrid Working - 3 days/week remote (WFH), and 2 days/week working on-site in the Leeds office. Start ideally Dec 2025 / Jan 2026.

A chance to work with a leading global IT transformation business specialising in large-scale Government projects.

Key experience, responsibilities + tasks:

.NET Core Developer with expertise in building Cloud-native applications.

Strong hands-on back-end development using .NET Core, AWS serverless architecture + DevOps pipelines.

Strong experience in .NET Core, ASP.NET Core (Web APIs, microservices).

Building + optimizing .NET Core microservices and RESTful APIs.

Developing + maintaining scalable serverless applications using AWS services such as: AWS Lambda, API Gateway, DynamoDB, S3, Step Functions, EventBridge, SNS/SQS, AppSync.

Expertise in AWS serverless services (Lambda, API Gateway, S3, DynamoDB), DevOps practices + CI/CD pipelines.

Front-end development frameworks such as React or Blazor is an advantage.

Implement and manage CI/CD pipelines using Azure DevOps, or GitHub Actions.

Ensuring application security, monitoring, logging using AWS CloudWatch + IAM best practices.

Technical Environment: Git, Docker, Containerization, automated deployment, Databases (SQL/NoSQL, PostgreSQL, DynamoDB), Infrastructure as Code (IaC), AWS CDK, Terraform, CloudFormation.

Benefits: Salary to £60k (DOE) + Hybrid Work + Bonus + Pension + 22 days holiday plus BHs (rising to 25 days) + Death in Service + Health Care Plan + More

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