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Senior Software Engineer

Salford
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Senior Software Engineer
Manchester, UK
DV Clearance required.
Sole UK Citizenship required
£44,000 - £64,000 dependent on experience

What We're Looking For

Strong development experience in Java, JavaScript, or Python
Understanding of cloud-based architectures (AWS or Azure)
Experience with DevOps tools such as Jenkins, GitLab, Docker, OpenShift, or Kubernetes
Familiarity with database technologies like SQL, Elasticsearch, or MongoDB
Currently hold DV (Developed Vetting) clearance

Role Responsibilities

Contribute hands-on to software development and perform code reviews
Design software features aligned to product roadmaps and justify design decisions
Break down large work items into Agile-ready tasks
Set up and maintain CI/CD pipelines
Demonstrate development progress to internal and external stakeholders

Summary

This is more than just a job - it's a mission.
As a Senior Software Engineer, you'll be instrumental in designing, developing, and maintaining critical infrastructure that powers secure and impactful digital services. You'll work across a variety of complex projects in the national security and defence domain, helping to deliver cutting-edge software solutions with real-world impact.

Benefits

Flexible working options including compressed working schedule (e.g., every other Friday off)
Private health care
Performance bonuses
Career development and training opportunitiesServices advertised by Gold Group are those of an Agency and/or an Employment Business.
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