3 of 3 WinForms Jobs in the North West

all areas of the business, including manufacturing, quality, engineering, and R&D. The role involves the use of many, wide-ranging technologies and skills including UI design (WPF and windows forms), hardware communication (RS232 and Ethernet), database interaction (SQL) and process automation. Key Responsibilities: Desktop and device software development and design using C#. Undertaking work in accordance with software development More ❯

design patterns and tools as well as established tech that needs additional features building on. For example, SQL, NoSQL, caching services, messaging services, C# Windows Services, WebAPI, WCF, WPF, Winforms, Microsoft Orleans all used to build a platform that has integration to internal and external services. Job Duties To work on the integration of web front ends with back-end … collaborate with others An interest in troubleshooting and problem solving Participate in releases, and/or out of hours on-call availability as needed Desirables Any history working with WinForms/WPF is extremely useful Experience in the gaming industry is a significant advantage Experience taking ownership of a system or sub-system is an advantage What's in it More ❯

design patterns and tools as well as established tech that needs additional features building on. For example, SQL, NoSQL, caching services, messaging services, C# Windows Services, WebAPI, WCF, WPF, Winforms - all used to build a groundbreaking platform that has integration to internal and external services. Responsibilities Design, develop, and maintain software applications using C# and other technologies Write clean, maintainable … and problem-solving Participate in releases, and/or out-of-hours on-call availability as needed Knowledge of software and application design and architecture Any history working with WinForms/WPF is extremely useful NoSQL experience also beneficial What is in it for me? £35,000 - £55,000 per annum, depending on experience Flexi-time (start anywhere between 7am More ❯