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#.NET Developer – London - £500-550 per day
(.NET, C#, SQL, AWS, ECS, Lambda)
We’re working with an industry leading e-commerce site that are looking for several.NET Developers to join them for an initial 6-month projects as part of an ongoing transformation. These roles will require travel to their City based office 3 times per week as part of their hybrid working model. These roles fall outside of IR35.
Key responsibilities include:
- Migrating services from their current hosting environment onto their cloud-native platform. Previous experience doing this with AWS is highly advantageous.
- The majority of services are currently running on.NET 8 and are expected to be relatively straightforward lift-and-shift migrations as they also look to upgrade to.NET 10.
- A smaller number of legacy services are currently running on .NET 6 and may require rebuilding, refactoring or remediation before they can be upgraded.
- Supporting migration of underlying data stores from on-prem environments into AWS-hosted solutions.
- Working alongside existing engineering teams that already own the services and understand the business logic.
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Must-have skills:
- Strong software engineering background (C#/.NET)
- Able to read, write and review production-quality code.
- Experience with software engineering best practices:
- Testing
- Clean code
- SDLC understanding
- Maintainability
- Strong AWS experience, particularly:
- ECS
- Lambda
- CloudFront
- S3
- Security-related AWS services
- Infrastructure as Code experience:
- Terraform preferred
- CI/CD experience:
- GitHub Actions or similar tools
- Exposure to AI-assisted development tools is a nice-to-have


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.NET Developer – London - £500-550 per day
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