.NET Developer

What's more rewarding - fixing something that's broken, or rebuilding it properly from scratch?

We're working with a well-established healthcare business based in Newcastle that's on a journey to modernise the systems behind how they operate. They're now looking for a new dev to take ownership of one of their legacy C#/.NET applications - supporting it in the short term, then leading its full rebuild into a modern, cloud-based web solution.

You'll join a small, close-knit IT team (around six people), working directly with the Head of IT. There's no red tape or endless meetings here - just an opportunity to make decisions, shape architecture and build something properly.

What you'll be doing

• Supporting and maintaining an existing legacy C# application.
• Leading its redevelopment into a modern Azure-based web platform.
• Building out a new front-end framework (no stack in place yet - open to your ideas).
• Setting up CI/CD pipelines and helping modernise internal development practices.
• Working directly with clinicians and non-technical users to understand workflows and improve how technology supports care delivery.

What you'll bring

• 5+ years' experience with C# and .NET (legacy and modern).
• Experience supporting older systems and modernising them.
• Familiarity with Azure Cloud and CI/CD pipelines.
• The ability to work independently - you'll be the main developer for this project.
• Strong communication skills; comfortable gathering requirements from end users.
• Bonus points for any experience with Terraform or Figma.

If you've ever wanted to own a project from start to finish - understanding the business needs, defining the tech stack and delivering something cleaner, faster, and future-proof - this is your chance.

You'll get variety, autonomy and the satisfaction of seeing your work have a tangible impact on how clinicians and patients interact every day.

The team get together twice a week in the Newcastle headquarters so it's safe to say being local is pretty essential.

Sound like you?