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Job Title – M.E.S Developer
Location – Birmingham (2 Hybrid days)
Salary - £45,000 - £55,000 FTC
Purpose of the role
Our client within FMCG machinery manufacturing are seeking a M.E.S (Manufacturing Execution Systems) Developer to join our IT Development team on an initial 12-month fixed-term contract. This role will focus on delivering phase two of Manufacturing Execution System (M.E.S) - a critical solution used to monitor and control the shop floor production processes. You will play a key role in designing, developing, and delivering a modern, scalable M.E.S application, working closely with both the internal IT team and wider project stakeholders.
Primary Responsibilities
- Design, develop, and enhance MES applications using C# and .NET 8+
- Interpret business requirements into development
- Develop responsive web applications using Blazor
- Build and integrate RESTful APIs
- Design and develop SQL Server database solutions
- Ensure applications are secure, scalable, and performant
- Apply SOLID principles and design patterns
- Collaborating with IT and business teams
- Support development & deployments using Azure DevOps
- Maintain documentation and provide support
- Ensure that work is carried out to a high level of competence, meeting agreed completion/implementation dates
- Development will cover initial discussion through to final assets and support. You will need to be able to design applications, develop code, create/amend databases, implement cyber-security measures and integrate with other applications/systems.
- Be accountable for the delivery, installation, training, and ongoing support of the project
- Undertake additional tasks and responsibilities to meet future business needs as and when identified.
- The role holder will undertake all tasks within their level of skill and ability that are commensurate with the post.
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- C# development experience, knowledge of working with web applications and APIs.
- You will possess excellent working knowledge of C#,.NET 8+, Visual Studio (2019+), REST APIs, JSON, SQL Server, Git, HTML, CSS and Bootstrap, together with a strong understanding of software design patterns and SOLID principles.
- You will also have experience implementing security best practices, including complex password policies, JWT tokens, and multi-factor authentication.
- In addition, you will be a highly organised and self-motivated individual with excellent communication skills, strong problem-solving abilities, and the capability to understand complex systems whilst delivering work to agreed deadlines
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Grady at grady.izatt@technical-network.co.uk or call 07958027583.
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