Sherborne Talent Solutions
C# Developer

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About the Role
I am looking for a skilled Senior C# Developer who is keen to move into a leadership position over time. This is a truly exciting opportunity perfect for someone with a solid technical background who is motivated to step into a Team Lead role, developing their leadership skills through mentoring, shadowing, and gradually increasing responsibility.
You’ll become part of a supportive, close-knit development team delivering a range of modern applications using.NET technologies. The position involves both building new solutions and improving existing systems, alongside supporting internal users and contributing to technical discussions and decisions.
You’ll have a meaningful impact on delivering high-quality software, addressing business challenges, and influencing the future direction of my clients' technology stack, all while growing your leadership experience.
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Key Responsibilities
- Develop and deliver new features within a microservices architecture
- Maintain, enhance, and support existing applications
- Build and integrate services with third-party APIs
- Troubleshoot, diagnose, and resolve technical issues
- Write and maintain unit and integration tests to ensure code quality
- Participate in code reviews and promote best practices
- Contribute to architectural and technical decision-making
- Assist with task planning, estimation, and allocation across the team
- Work closely with and learn from the current Team Lead
- Create and manage internal NuGet packages
Requirements for the role


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- At least 4 years of commercial experience in C# development
- Experience developing.NET 6+ Web APIs
- Strong understanding of microservices architecture
- Experience with Angular or similar front-end frameworks
- Experience using ORM tools such as Entity Framework or Dapper
- Solid knowledge of relational databases (e.g. SQL)
- Familiarity with Agile development methodologies
Why Join?
- Clear and structured pathway into a Team Lead position
- Opportunity to influence and shape technical direction
- Supportive, collaborative environment focused on growth
- Flexible hybrid working model
If you’re looking to advance your career into a leadership role while continuing to build impactful software, apply now for a quick turnaround on your application.
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