Web and Mobile Application Developer

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Role: Web and Mobile Application Developer

Location: Weybridge, Surrey (Hybrid - 3 days per week in office)
Right to Work: Cannot provide sponsorship

Requirements:

As this role is within the Financial Services industry, any employment offer will be subject to standard legal checks (Right to Work and Proof of Address), as well as a clear DBS check, an adverse financial credit check, and references from previous employers.

Summary of Position

We are seeking a talented developer to join our UK-based development team within a fast-growing, dynamic FinTech environment. You will be part of an agile team building advanced solutions for recoveries portfolio management, supporting clients across banking, lending, utilities, and telecoms. Our mission is to empower organisations with innovative technology that drives smarter recoveries and sets new industry standards.

As a Web & Mobile Developer, you will take the lead in developing in-house platforms, including both B2B and B2C applications. This role involves hands-on work with mobile and web technologies, collaborating closely with internal teams and external stakeholders. We are looking for someone organised, analytical, and team-oriented-an excellent communicator in English, both written and verbal, with a professional and approachable manner.

Key Responsibilities

Reporting to the Lead Engineer, you will be required to:

Design, build, and configure web and mobile applications and APIs to meet business and application requirements
Support existing applications and platforms
Write testable, scalable, and efficient code and lead code reviews
Create wireframes and implement designsPreferred Skills & Experience

The ideal candidate will be self-motivated with a proven track record across the full software development lifecycle and comfortable working in a dynamic technical environment with an expanding customer base.

Essential skills include:

Strong experience with React, C# (.NET), and SQL
Frontend development expertise: CSS, HTML, Bootstrap
Experience with APIs and web applications
Solid knowledge of mobile application development
Familiarity with programming and security best practices
Experience in cloud application development (Azure)
Knowledge of coding best practices
Experience in unit and integration testing
Proficiency with GitHub and DevOps tools
Ability to produce clear software documentation
Strong troubleshooting and support skills
Excellent knowledge of MS Office products
Exceptional communication skills in English (written and verbal)

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