Principal Software Engineer

Job description
Role: Principal Software Engineer (C#, .NET 8, Angular)

Location: Derbyshire office. Hybrid- twice per week in the office (ideally Mondays and Wednesdays)

Salary: up to £80k plus benefits.

You know your way around C#, .NET and the Microsoft ecosystem like the back of your hand. You know Angular like the back of your other hand.

You have had a lot of commercial experience in software engineering, and now want to apply it to a cool new project…

…look no further, this is the one for you!

Working with a small company in Derbyshire, I am looking for their next Principal Software Engineer to do a full, greenfield re-write of an existing data-capture system.

You will collaborate with their Head of Development/Lead Developer on things like high level architecture, to bounce ideas off, but ultimately, you’ll be very autonomous in this role. This is because their Lead Dev has a lot of development work elsewhere to do in the business, so you’ll be owning the development of this system.

The core tech stack they use across the business, and what you’ll be using in this role is:
• C#, .NET 8
• JavaScript/TypeScript
• Angular
• Entity Framework/SQL Server/ NoSQL

You will need to know, and have done, completely greenfield application development, ideally in a small team, where you’ve had a lot of exposure to the full development lifecycle. You’ll understand software architecture, have a mature and pragmatic approach to how/why you do things, and be able to work well, and happily, on your own.

They’re a lovely little company with lots to do, and like to have a good time whilst doing it! Friendly and approachable, you’ll learn a lot from their Head of Development – he has a lot of experience in the industry and has been a great mentor to a number of Devs I know.

If this sounds like a great time to you, then apply now, or drop me a line to find out more!

We welcome diverse applicants and are dedicated to treating all applicants with dignity and respect, regardless of background.