Back End Developer
- Source: LinkedIn
- Synapri
- $85,891.35 to $99,105.41 /yr
- Remote
- London
- Full-Time
- Mid level
Job Description
Synapri are currently working with a SaaS business servicing the property industry looking to hire a new Lead Backend Engineer on a full-time basis!
Reporting directly into the Engineering Manager our client is looking for someone to come in and lead a small team of 3 integration developers, take ownership of all integration work within the company as well as all customer and 3rd party integrations. This role will be a technically hands on position however you will have a 50/50 split supporting design, architectural decisions and collaborating with the Product Manager while also remaining hands on across delivery implementing changes and managing code reviews!
📍 Location: Hybrid, adhoc travel
💰 Salary: up to £75,000 plus benefits
Skills required:
- Experienced developer with a background in designing and building enterprise integration platforms
- A strong background in Azure cloud-native architectures
- Previous leadership experience managing and mentoring engineers and technical initiatives
- Strong experience with C# and .NET development
- Experience designing APIs and integration architectures
- Strong knowledge of RESTful APIs, asynchronous messaging, and event-driven systems
- Hands-on experience with Azure Functions, App Services, Service Bus, Event Grid, Azure SQL, and Storage Services
- Experience with Azure API Management (APIM), CI/CD, Azure DevOps, and Terraform IaC
If you are an experienced C#/.NET developer with a background of supporting enterprise integration platforms then please apply now for immediate consideration and to find out more!
Please note this role cannot offer visa sponsorship.
Skills
- microsoft-azure
- c-sharp
- azure-functions
- microsoft-azure-functions
- azure-service-bus
- azure-app-service
- azure-sql
- azure-storage
- azure-api-management
- azure-devops
- Terraform
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