Job description

For our Client UK, that is looking for a Full Stack Developer who can make an immediate impact building both scalable BackEnd services and responsive FrontEnd applications for both B2B and B2C use cases. You will work remotely, with a small, agile team of developers to deliver new features and improvements to our existing products in-use by known brands. We are looking for a passionate developer who wants to make a difference while collaborating in an entrepreneurial environment that prioritizes our team and user community.

Full Stack Developers are required to see out a project from initial conception, through design, and into the support cycle. The ideal candidate will have excellent technical and communication skills.

Key Duties and Responsibilities:

Design and implement innovative solutions to meet business requirements
Replicate legacy application processes using modern technologies in the cloud hosting environment
Use SCRUM methodologies to smoothly deliver scalable products
Administration of cloud hosted resources
Off-hours availability for occasional service outage (rota)
Ensuring responsiveness of applications
Seeing through a project from conception to finished product
Designing and developing APIs
Meeting both technical and consumer needs
Share best practices, recommend tools, and provide process coaching within area of responsibility ensuring compliance with critical standards, technologies, and trends
Collaborate with other parts of the organisation and outside partners, as required

Required Skills:

Backend .NET Development, ideally C#
Frontend Development using HTML/JavaScript/CSS
Familiar with MSSQL
Strong understanding of RESTful service architecture
Source Control Management using Git or similar
Excellent communication & teamwork skills
Experience working in an agile development environment using SCRUM or Kanban
Excellent time management skills and ability to accomplish tasks independently
Genuine interest for applying new and emerging technology to solve real business problems