Software Engineer

Wearedjr

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Posted 2 days ago · Confirmed live 14 hours ago

Skills this job asks for

  • Azure
  • CI/CD
  • React
  • Full-Stack Development
  • C#

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Description

Senior Software Engineer Location: Central Lancashire (onsite/hybrid pattern TBC) Salary: Up to £49,000 + benefits The company A well-known UK travel brand, part of a large global group. It has an established in-house digital team that owns and develops a high-traffic customer-facing website. The role You’ll join a team of around five developers as its senior engineer. You’ll take ownership of the technical direction of a major consumer website: maintaining and enhancing the existing platform, delivering new features, and helping to guide and mentor a capable mid-level team. You’d be replacing a long-serving senior, so this is a real chance to step in and make the role your own. What you’ll be doing Developing and enhancing a busy, customer-facing website across the full stack. Delivering new features from design through to release. Acting as the senior voice in the team: reviewing code, sharing knowledge and supporting less experienced developers. Working in an agile environment with CI/CD through Azure DevOps. What you’ll need Commercial full-stack experience with .NET. Strong front-end skills with React (or a similar modern framework). Experience with Umbraco CMS. Hands-on experience with Azure and Azure DevOps. A collaborative approach, with the confidence to lead by example in a small team. Why apply Senior title and ownership of a major web platform. A small, close-knit team where your impact will be visible. The stability and backing of a global group. A quick, two-stage interview process. I’ve left out the client name, the brand, the exact town and anything about the previous hire. “Central Lancashire” is used rather than Preston, since a travel brand in Preston is easy to identify. If you’re happy to show the town, swap it back in.

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