Full Stack Engineer (.NET/Python/AWS)

Langham Recruitment; Remote; GBP 45,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

A technology start-up in Norwich is looking for a Full Stack Engineer to work with modern .NET development and cloud services. The role involves developing backend services, working with Docker, and managing AWS-hosted applications. Candidates should have strong ASP.NET Core experience and familiarity with Git and Terraform. This position offers a salary of £45,000 to £55,000, along with a supportive culture and remote working options that include trips to the office.

Benefits

25 days holiday + bank holidays

All equipment provided

Opportunities to grow into higher roles

Qualifications

• Strong commercial experience with ASP.NET Core.
• Confidence working across backend and front-end codebases.
• Hands-on exposure to AWS-hosted applications.
• Experience using Docker in development or deployment.
• Familiarity with infrastructure-as-code concepts.

Responsibilities

• Deliver reliable, maintainable application code.
• Improve existing features and build new ones.
• Work within established architectural patterns.
• Help diagnose issues across development, deployment, and production.
• Write documentation when it adds clarity.

Skills

ASP.NET Core

AWS

Docker

Frontend Development

Git

Infrastructure as Code

Tools

Terraform

SQL

Job description

Full Stack Engineer (.NET, Python, AWS) | Up to £55k | Remote | AI EdTech SaaS Company

We're hiring a Full-Stack Software Engineer for a disruptive technology start‑up in Norwich as they continue to grow their team.

This role is centred on modern .NET development, with opportunities to work across the front end, backend services, and the cloud environment those services run in. You'll be involved throughout the lifecycle of a feature, from implementation to deployment, while working within an existing AWS setup and delivery pipeline.

This is a great fit for someone who enjoys variety, values well‑written code, and wants to deepen their cloud experience without stepping into a pure DevOps role.

What You'll Be Working With

• Developing backend services and APIs using ASP.NET Core
• Contributing to user‑facing functionality built with Bootstrap, HTML, and JavaScript
• Supporting and extending services written in Python where appropriate
• Working with containerised applications using Docker
• Deploying and running systems hosted on AWS
• Making updates to infrastructure defined using Terraform
• Using and improving CI/CD pipelines to ship changes safely

What You'll Be Responsible For

• Delivering reliable, maintainable application code
• Improving existing features and building new ones
• Working within established architectural patterns
• Helping diagnose issues across development, deployment, and production
• Writing documentation when it adds clarity or reduces future effort
• Collaborating with other engineers on technical decisions

What We're Looking For

Required

• Strong commercial experience with ASP.NET Core
• Confidence working across backend and front‑end codebases
• Hands‑on exposure to AWS‑hosted applications
• Experience using Docker in development or deployment
• Familiarity with infrastructure‑as‑code concepts (e.g. Terraform)
• Comfortable working with Git and automated build/deploy pipelines

Beneficial (but not essential)

• Experience using Python for APIs, scripts, or background tasks
• Understanding of clean code principles and maintainable design
• Experience with SQL and relational databases
• Awareness of monitoring, logging, or operational tooling
• Background in smaller teams or fast‑moving environments
• Interest in growing deeper cloud or platform skills over time

What's on Offer

• Salary of £45,000 to £55,000
• Remote working with occasional trips to Norwich (fully expensed)
• 25 days holiday + bank holidays
• All equipment provided (laptop, dev environment, peripherals)
• Low‑bureaucracy environment where your work has real impact
• Opportunities to grow into infrastructure, DevOps, or product roles
• Supportive, mission‑first culture