Senior .NET Consultant – Cloud-Native Delivery Lead

Ensono; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual bonus plan

Company equity incentive plan

Flexible leave and sabbatical options

Private healthcare for you and family

Gym discounts and cycle scheme

Job summary

Ensono is seeking a Senior .NET Consultant to drive delivery and technology leadership on client projects. You will translate business needs into robust architectures, work across full lifecycle, and deliver modern cloud-native solutions on Azure or AWS.

You will mentor peers and contribute to Ensono Digital communities while uplifting client outcomes. You will collaborate with a Tech Lead or Lead Consultant to own significant subsystems, ensure high quality testing, and advocate best practices

Qualifications

• Experience delivering production-grade systems in complex projects.
• Ability to translate business requirements into technical designs.
• Strong collaboration and problem-solving skills.

Responsibilities

• Lead technical aspects of projects and own significant subsystems.
• Collaborate with the Tech Lead and client stakeholders to design cloud-native solutions.
• Ensure high-quality code, security, and engineering standards.
• Contribute to architectural discussions and delivery governance.
• Mentor and share knowledge within Ensono Digital community.

Skills

.NET Core

Cloud Azure

Cloud AWS

Microservices

Architecture design

BDD testing

Code quality

Technical communication

Job description

Ensono is seeking a Senior .NET Consultant to drive delivery and technology leadership on client projects. You will translate business needs into robust architectures, work across full lifecycle, and deliver modern cloud-native solutions on Azure or AWS.

You will mentor peers and contribute to Ensono Digital communities while uplifting client outcomes. You will collaborate with a Tech Lead or Lead Consultant to own significant subsystems, ensure high quality testing, and advocate best practices