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Manchester

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We’re partnered with a well-established Manchester-based digital agency that designs and builds modern digital platforms for high-profile clients across the UK and internationally. Known for strong engineering standards and low staff turnover, this business offers a stable environment with modern technology and long-term career progression.

The Role

This is a Junior / mid-level full-stack .NET Developer role, ideal for someone with solid commercial experience who wants to work on varied, modern digital projects in a collaborative agency environment. You’ll join small agile teams and be trusted to contribute from day one.

What You’ll Be Doing

Developing full-stack solutions using modern Microsoft .NET technologies
Building and maintaining APIs and working with SQL Server
Delivering front-end features using React and TypeScript
Working with .NET-based CMS platforms such as Umbraco and Kentico
Collaborating with designers, developers and clients to deliver complex functionality
Maintaining high engineering standards through code reviews, testing and CI/CD

Tech Environment
C# / .NET / .NET Core
Web APIs
SQL Server
React
TypeScript
HTML, CSS, SASS
Umbraco / Kentico (beneficial but not essential)
Git and modern development practices

What They’re Looking For
Commercial experience as a full-stack .NET Developer
Comfortable working across back-end and front-end technologies
Experience in agency or project-based environments is highly desirable
CMS experience (particularly Umbraco) is a bonus, not a requirement
Stable career history and interest in long-term progression

Salary & Benefits

Salary around £40,000, flexible depending on experience
25 days holiday plus bank holidays and your birthday off
Option to purchase additional holiday
Private healthcare
Gym subsidy and railcard scheme
Pension scheme and enhanced parental benefits
Ongoing training and structured CPD

Interview Process
Initial informal remote interview
Followed by a technical interview on-site in Manchester

If you’re a .NET Developer looking for modern tech, sensible hybrid working, and a stable agency environment with real career progression, this role is well worth exploring

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