Net developer

Junior .Net Developer / Junior Dotnet Developer

Umbraco or other dotnet based CMS experience highly desirable

up to 35k

Bristol, Hybrid 2 days in office per week

Benefits:

Personal development roadmap with learning allowance and certifications

Generous holiday allowance

Birthday day off

Employee Assistance Program

I am working with a Bristol based software agency who are looking for a Junior Software Engineer (dotnet) to join their team.

Any experience that you have with .Net CMS (Sitecore, Kentico etc) is highly desirable - Umbraco in particular. You should be someone who is passionate about producing quality code using SOLID and DRY principles in an Agile environment.

Their products are complex, and require innovative solutions to meet client expectation.

They have absolutely no legacy code.

This is a great environment to enhance the quality of your work, and you will be working alongside experienced developers who can show you the ropes.

You should use SOLID design principles in your day-to-day work, and you should ideally be familiar with LINQ, design patterns, data access patterns, multithreaded applications, Web API's and advanced SQL amongst others.

You will be responsible for developing high-quality applications. You will design and implement testable and scalable code.

This is a junior position, so if you don't have everything listed but you have been working with .Net and Umbraco then I would like to hear from you. Likewise, if you are a bit more experienced then please apply to be considered.

Day to day you will be working with .Net, Umbraco, Dynamics365, ASP.Net Microservices Architecture, Azure DevOps

Responsibilities:

Working on key projects within the business.
Constantly challenging, finding more innovative ways of doing things
Ensuring a high level of customer experience
Making sure that quality standards are achieved
Stakeholder Communication
Working with Azure Cloud Infrastructure
Develop quality software and web applications
Analyse and maintain existing software applications
Design highly scalable, testable code
Discover and fix programming bugs

Experience needed:

Current hands on coding experience with C#, .Net, ASP.Net, MVC

SOLID, DRY principles

API Integration

Degree in Computer Science related subject

SQL database or relational database skills

Desirable:

Umbraco (Ideally V13 +)

Other .Net based CMS such as Sitecore or Kentico

This is an urgent vacancy, if you would like to be considered then apply quoting reference (phone number removed)

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If you are interested in this position please click 'apply'.

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