GBV Ltd
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Senior Software Engineer – C# /.NET / SQL
Manchester – Hybrid, 2 days per week
Circa £95,000 + Benefits
We're looking for an experienced Senior Software Engineer to join a growing technology team working on the development and modernisation of a large-scale software platform.
This is a genuinely hands-on engineering role for someone who enjoys solving complex technical problems, cares about clean and maintainable code, and wants to contribute to architectural decisions rather than simply work through a backlog. You'll work across a modern Microsoft-focused environment, developing new functionality while helping evolve and modernise existing systems.
What you'll be doing
- Developing full-stack applications using C#,.NET, JavaScript and SQL
- Building and modernising applications using .NET 8+
- Writing and optimising SQL Server queries, with a strong focus on performance
- Designing solutions across distributed and event-driven architectures
- Improving search, data processing and application performance
- Helping modernise existing platform components
- Working with containerised applications and cloud infrastructure
- Contributing to architecture and technical design discussions
- Participating in code reviews and helping maintain strong engineering standards
- Using AI-assisted development tools to improve engineering productivity and quality
- Working collaboratively with other experienced engineers to solve complex problems
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What we're looking for
You'll ideally have strong commercial experience with:
- C# /.NET
- SQL Server, including query optimisation, indexing, execution plans and performance tuning
- Async/await, memory management and resource handling
- RESTful/web-based applications
- JavaScript and modern web technologies
- Distributed systems, microservices and/or complex monolithic applications
- Clean Code, OOP and common software design patterns
- Automated testing and good software engineering practices
- Git and modern CI/CD environments
Experience with Azure would be beneficial. Exposure to technologies such as Elasticsearch, Event Store, Svelte.js, Pulumi, Neo4j, InfluxDB, Seq or Power BI would also be useful, but isn't essential.


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What we're really looking for
This isn't about ticking every technology box. We're looking for an experienced engineer who:
- Enjoys getting into complex technical problems
- Has particularly strong C#/.NET and SQL fundamentals
- Thinks about performance, scalability and maintainability
- Can explain the reasoning behind technical decisions
- Enjoys collaborating and sharing ideas with other engineers
- Is curious and continually looking to improve
- Has a positive attitude towards AI-assisted software engineering
- Wants to contribute to how systems are designed, not just how tickets are delivered
Package
- Salary: Circa £95,000
- Location: Manchester
- Hybrid: 2 days per week in the Manchester office
- Benefits: Strong overall benefits package alongside opportunities for continued technical development.
If you're an experienced C#/.NET Engineer looking for a role where you'll have the opportunity to work on challenging systems, influence technical decisions and contribute to the ongoing modernisation of a substantial software platform, please get in touch.
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