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Senior Full-Stack Software Engineer – C#/.NET & TypeScript

London
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Senior Full-Stack Software Engineer – C#/.NET & TypeScript

6-Month Contract
Hybrid London
2 Days Onsite

We’re looking for an experienced Senior Full-Stack Software Engineer to join a London-based team on a 6-month contract. You’ll be responsible for code quality, technical review, and release sign-off across.NET backend, frontend, and Node.js services, working closely with internal teams and external delivery partners.

Key Requirements

  • 8+ years’ software engineering experience with expert-level C#/.NET and TypeScript.
  • Strong recent experience with .NET 6/7/8 and ASP.NET Core.
  • Must have production experience with NestJS.
  • Strong experience with Angular and/or React.
  • Solid understanding of clean/hexagonal architecture, CQRS/MediatR, and Entity Framework Core.
  • Experience with Prisma, Jest/Vitest, and unit/integration testing.
  • Strong GitHub experience including PR reviews, branch protection, and code owners.
  • Experience with Snyk or similar security/vulnerability scanning tools.
  • Confident enforcing coding standards and making technical/release sign-off decisions.
  • Comfortable working with AI coding assistants such as GitHub Copilot.
  • Public GitHub, open-source, or personal projects would be advantageous.

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  • Location: London – Hybrid (2 days onsite)
  • Duration: 6 months
  • Experience Level: Senior/Expert level

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Skills

C#
.NET
TypeScript
.NET 6/7/8
ASP.NET Core
NestJS
Angular
React
Clean Architecture
Hexagonal Architecture
CQRS
MediatR
Entity Framework Core
Prisma
Jest
Vitest

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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