Michael Page
Senior Developer

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About the Role
Our client is in the Financial Sector and is looking to grow the team with a new Senior Developer. This role can be done remotely with weekly meet ups in Birmingham or London on a Wednesday. The technology function is around 80 people total and you will work in an Agile team of 8.
Client Details
Our client is in the Financial Sector and is looking to grow the team with a new Senior Developer. This role can be done remotely with weekly meet ups in Birmingham or London on a Wednesday. The technology function is around 80 people total and you will work in an Agile team of 8.
Description
- Design, develop, and maintain software applications to meet project requirements.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver technical solutions in a timely manner.
- Conduct code reviews to ensure high-quality standards are met.
- Analyse and resolve technical issues, providing effective solutions when required.
- Contribute to the improvement of development processes and methodologies.
- Stay updated with the latest trends and technologies in the professional services industry.
- Mentor junior developers and share best practices within the team.
- Ensure compliance with industry standards and company guidelines in all development tasks.
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This role is largely hands-on coding but there will be an element of mentoring juniors, helping to review code, working with Business Analysts and Product Managers to understand business requirements.
Must haves:
- C#
- Azure
- SQL
- Angular
- Mentoring experience
- UK work experience
- Interest or knowledge in AI coding tools (e.g., Claude, Copilot, Cursor, etc.)
Nice to haves:
- Certifications
- K8s
- Docker
- Azure Service Bus, Logic Apps, Functions Apps
Job Offer
- Car allowance of 5k
- Private medical
- 25 days + BHS
- Option to buy 10 more holidays
- Matched pension
- Life assurance
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