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Lead Software Engineer

United Kingdom
£600 – £650/day
Posted about 21 hours ago
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Lead Software Engineer (.NET / React / AWS)

£600–£650/day (Inside IR35)
Fully Remote
6 Month Contract

We're looking for a hands-on Lead Software Engineer to play a key role in designing and delivering a large-scale, cloud-native digital marketplace platform being built across multiple European markets.

This is more than a Lead Developer role.

We're looking for someone who can design scalable software, make architectural decisions and lead engineering delivery, whilst remaining heavily hands-on in production code.

You'll join a product-led engineering team building a greenfield platform using React, TypeScript, .NET/C#, GraphQL and AWS, where you'll be expected to influence technical direction across the entire platform.

What you'll be doing

  • Leading the technical design and delivery of a large-scale greenfield platform
  • Designing scalable, cloud-native solutions across frontend, backend and AWS infrastructure
  • Building modern React and TypeScript applications using scalable frontend architecture
  • Designing and developing.NET/C# APIs, microservices, REST and GraphQL services
  • Making solution design decisions around application architecture, service boundaries, messaging and scalability
  • Working across event-driven architectures and distributed systems
  • Deploying and supporting applications within AWS using services such as ECS/Fargate, Lambda, CloudFront, S3 and related cloud-native services
  • Building and maintaining Infrastructure as Code using Terraform
  • Leading technical discussions, mentoring engineers, reviewing code and driving engineering best practice
  • Working closely with Product, Platform and Architecture teams to deliver software at enterprise scale

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What we're looking for

  • Strong commercial experience building modern React and TypeScript applications
  • Strong hands-on C#/.NET experience designing APIs and backend services
  • Commercial GraphQL and REST API design experience
  • Strong AWS architecture experience across cloud-native application delivery
  • Commercial Terraform / Infrastructure as Code experience
  • Experience designing scalable microservice and event-driven architectures
  • Experience with micro-frontends, Module Federation or comparable frontend architecture patterns
  • Strong solution design skills, with the ability to explain architectural decisions and trade-offs
  • Experience leading engineering teams while remaining hands-on in production code
  • Experience designing and delivering greenfield or large-scale platform builds
  • Comfortable operating across frontend, backend, cloud and deployment rather than specialising in a single area

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What will make you stand out

We're particularly interested in engineers who naturally think about:

  • How to design scalable systems from first principles
  • Architectural trade-offs and technology selection
  • API strategy (REST vs GraphQL)
  • Service boundaries and domain modelling
  • Event-driven architecture and asynchronous messaging
  • Cloud-native design patterns and operational scalability
  • Leading engineers through technical challenges while continuing to contribute code

The environment

  • Greenfield platform with no legacy constraints
  • Product-led engineering teams with high ownership
  • Enterprise-scale platform serving multiple European markets
  • Modern engineering practices across React, .NET and AWS
  • Opportunity to influence technical direction from the outset
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Skills

React
TypeScript
.NET
C#
GraphQL
AWS
Terraform
Microservices
Event-Driven Architecture
APIs
Scalability
Infrastructure as Code
Solution Design
Frontend Architecture
Backend Services
Cloud-Native Design

Location

United Kingdom

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