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James Chase is recruiting a Senior Backend Engineer for a London-based contract, initially 6 months, hybrid work, outside IR35. You will build TypeScript/Node.js APIs and port existing C#/.NET logic to a new platform, working closely with a small, high-performing team.
The role emphasizes AI-assisted development using Claude Code, strong API design (REST/GraphQL), and a pragmatic, hands-on approach to delivering robust backend services in a modern, microservice-oriented environment.
Are you a Senior Backend Engineer with strong TypeScript, C# and AI-assisted development experience, looking for the opportunity to work on something genuinely new?
Our client is building a new digital delivery platform and is looking for a Senior Backend Engineer to join a small, high-performing engineering team.
This is a contract position, initially for 6 months with potential for extension. The role is outside IR35, based in London on a hybrid basis, and the client is looking for someone to start as soon as possible.
This is a TypeScript-forward backend role, with genuine hands-on C#/.NET work. The successful engineer will build new services and BFF endpoints in TypeScript, whilst also working with existing C#/.NET services to understand and faithfully port established business logic into the new platform.
A key part of the role will be agentic development, using AI coding tools such as Claude Code as part of the day-to-day engineering workflow. They are looking for someone who is comfortable working with AI-generated code, reviewing it critically and helping to improve the standards and tooling used across the team.
What they’re looking for:
The ideal candidate will be a strong, hands-on engineer who enjoys working in a small, collaborative team, is comfortable working autonomously and has a high standard for code quality. They should also be happy working with existing and legacy systems, taking the time to understand how they work before porting that logic into the new platform.