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NetSuite Developer (SuiteScript & Celigo)
Remote (UK)
£50,000 – £65,000 +15% annual bonus
No sponsorship available
My client is a high-growth ecommerce business investing heavily in its ERP and systems landscape, with NetSuite sitting at the heart of its operations.
They're looking for a hands-on NetSuite Developer to join their growing technology team and play a key role in evolving their NetSuite platform. This is a development-focused position where you'll build new functionality, develop integrations and help shape how NetSuite supports the wider business as it continues to scale.
If you enjoy solving complex technical problems, building robust integrations and working closely with stakeholders to deliver real business value, this is an opportunity to make a genuine impact.
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The Role
- Develop and enhance NetSuite functionality using SuiteScript.
- Build and maintain integrations between NetSuite and third-party platforms using Celigo.
- Design and improve workflows, automations and customisations.
- Troubleshoot integration issues and optimise data flows across multiple business systems.
- Work directly with stakeholders to understand requirements and translate them into scalable technical solutions.
- Contribute to the ongoing evolution of the company's ERP platform as the business continues to grow.
About You
- You'll already have commercial experience developing within NetSuite and enjoy working in a hands-on technical environment.
- Commercial NetSuite development experience.
- Strong SuiteScript knowledge.
- Hands-on experience with Celigo (essential).
- Experience building or supporting integrations using APIs.
- Experience with NetSuite workflows, customisations and configuration.
- The ability to work directly with business stakeholders and translate requirements into technical solutions.
- Previous ecommerce or retail experience would be advantageous.


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Why Apply?
- Fully remote UK role.
- Opportunity to own and influence a growing NetSuite platform.
- Join a business continuing to invest in technology and digital transformation.
- Work on meaningful technical projects rather than purely BAU support.
- Competitive salary of £50,000–£65,000.
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