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Noir in Glasgow is seeking a skilled .NET Developer to join a fast-growing social media firm. You will work on .NET/.NET Core, C#, Azure SQL and OO design while embracing Agile practices. Remote working options are available, with salary between £45,000 and £65,000 plus bonus and benefits.
Applicants must be based in the UK and have the right to work in the UK. The role offers modern tech exposure, including Blazor, JavaScript and React, multithreading, RESTful services, and ML.NET/MongoDB
(Tech stack: .NET Developer, .NET 10.0, ASP.NET Core, C# 14, Azure DevOps, Agile, Blazor, JavaScript, React, Multithreading, RESTful, ML.NET, Azure AI, Programmer, Full Stack Engineer, Architect, .NET Developer)
Our client is on a quest to transform how people discover, view and share content by combining the beauty and ease of print with the power of social media. Their key management team comprises of former top performers from Google, Apple, MSFT, NetFlix, Yahoo, Facebook, BBC Worldwide and Sony. Having raised over £300 million from well respected investors they have recently opened new offices in the UK and are on the lookout for the very best .NET Developer.
.NET Developer applicants should be experienced in: .NET, .NET Core, C# and Azure SQL. You should have a strong grasp of object orientated (OO) development principles. Our client can provide you with industry recognized training in: .NET 10.0, C# 14, Azure DevOps, Agile, Blazor, JavaScript, React, Multithreading, RESTful, ML.NET, Azure AI, Bootstrap and MongoDB.
Our client has a flat organization, which means that they believe great ideas can come from anywhere and anyone. From the beginning they've been uncompromising in creating a culture that inspires great work and values the health and balanced lives of their staff.
Location: Glasgow, Scotland, UK / Remote Working
Salary: £45,000 - £65,000 + Bonus + Pension + Benefits
Applicants must be based in the UK and have the right to work in the UK even though remote working is available.