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Optio Systems Ltd. is seeking a hands-on, web-focused .NET Developer to build, support and test web apps for our industrial control platform.
You’ll start with full-stack development and grow into automation, using Selenium and Azure DevOps to raise test coverage and release confidence. You’ll own features from spec through deployment, working in a Microsoft environment to turn plant data into intuitive web interfaces.
Optio Systems — formed through the merger of DSL and Datastor — is a leading provider of process control software, trusted by nearly 200 manufacturing sites worldwide. Around 70% of our customers are in the UK & Ireland, with the remainder spread across North America and beyond. While we are a long-established partner to the animal feed industry, our software is increasingly powering other sectors including paints and specialist chemicals.
We are looking for a hands-on, web-focused .NET Developer to help us build, support and test the web applications that manage our industrial control platform.
Initially, this role is focused on full-stack web development — building and maintaining the .NET web applications at the heart of our industrial control platform. As you build familiarity with our codebase, products, and customers, you'll progressively take on responsibility for building our test automation capability, using tools such as Selenium and Azure DevOps to improve test performance, coverage and release confidence across the team. This is a genuine growth path rather than a dual role from day one: you'll spend your first months primarily writing application code, with automation responsibilities increasing as your product knowledge deepens.
You will own features from specification through to deployment and real-world usage, working across the stack in a Microsoft environment and turning complex plant data and workflows into clean, usable web interfaces for our customers. You should enjoy operating at the intersection of software and real-world engineering, be comfortable talking directly to customers when needed, and be motivated by seeing your work running in live manufacturing plants.
You will be based in our Nottingham office, collaborating closely with other developers and control engineers, with some time on customer sites to commission your work and understand how it's used on the ground. You'll be encouraged to take ownership early, with support from experienced colleagues to help you grow your skills and responsibilities over time.
Experience with our Imperium4 platform is not required — full training on our platform and internal engineering processes is provided.
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