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Manchester | Hybrid
Outside IR35
£450-£475pd
6 months
We’re hiring a Senior Software Engineer to join a growing SaaS / FinTech technology business in Manchester.
This is an opportunity to work on a modern, cloud-first platform that sits at the heart of complex B2B customer operations. You’ll join a collaborative engineering team building scalable workflow and automation technology, while helping evolve established systems into the next generation of cloud-native products.
We’re looking for an experienced engineer who enjoys solving complex problems, improving how software is built and operated, and using modern engineering practices and tooling to deliver better products faster.
The Role
As a Senior Software Engineer, you’ll design, build and maintain scalable B2B SaaS solutions, with a particular focus on workflow, automation and cloud-native engineering.
You’ll work across the software lifecycle, from technical design and API development through to deployment, observability and production support. The environment follows a “we build it, we run it” philosophy, so reliability, maintainability and instrumentation are considered from the outset.
You’ll also play an important role in technical decision-making, collaborating across product and engineering teams and helping other engineers develop.
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What You’ll Be Doing
- Designing, building and maintaining scalable B2B SaaS and workflow solutions
- Developing cloud-native services using an API-first approach
- Helping modernise established applications and business logic for a cloud-first architecture
- Building automation that is testable, maintainable and designed to scale
- Working with TypeScript / JavaScript and modern containerised environments
- Contributing to architecture and technical decisions across cross-functional teams
- Building and improving CI/CD pipelines and engineering automation
- Ensuring applications are observable, supportable and production-ready
- Working iteratively within a Now / Next / Later product delivery environment
- Using modern development and AI-assisted engineering tools to improve productivity and software quality
- Coaching and sharing knowledge with other engineers
- Continuously identifying pragmatic improvements across technology, tooling and ways of working
What We’re Looking For
You’ll be an experienced software engineer with a strong background in modern application development and an interest in building high-quality SaaS products.
Ideally, you’ll bring:
- Strong commercial experience with TypeScript / JavaScript
- Experience building and operating cloud-native applications
- Experience with containerisation
- Knowledge of at least one major cloud platform and an understanding of the trade-offs between cloud-native and vendor-specific services
- Strong understanding of APIs, automation, CI/CD and modern software delivery practices
- Experience designing software for maintainability, testability and production support
- An understanding of a high-performance language such as Go / Golang, and where it can be applied effectively
- Experience working in cross-functional product and engineering teams
- A pragmatic, iterative approach to software development
- Strong communication skills and the ability to work effectively across technical and non-technical teams
- A commitment to continuous learning, knowledge sharing and coaching others


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You’ll have the scope to influence how software is designed, built and operated; work on genuinely complex workflow and automation problems; and help shape the evolution of a modern SaaS / FinTech platform.
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