Full-Stack Software Engineer - .NET / React

Full-Stack Software Developer - Oxford (Hybrid) - .NET 8 React Azure DDD

Work closely with the business. Build software that makes a real impact.

Are you a developer who enjoys solving real-world problems, not just writing code? Do you thrive in a collaborative environment where you re encouraged to understand the bigger picture?

My client, a fast-growing tech company with a strong presence, is looking for a Software Developer who s confident working across the stack - and just as confident talking to business users. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a team that values clean architecture, cloud-native solutions, and most importantly, Domain-Driven Design (DDD).

What You ll Be Doing:

• Building scalable applications using .NET 8 / C#, React, and TypeScript
• Designing cloud-native solutions using Microsoft Azure
• Applying DDD principles to model complex business domains effectively
• Collaborating with stakeholders and third-party teams to understand requirements and shape solutions
• Contributing to architectural decisions, code reviews, and DevOps practices
• Managing CI/CD pipelines and supporting end-to-end delivery

What You ll Bring:

• 3+ years of hands-on experience with .NET Core / C#, React, and Azure
• Proven experience applying Domain-Driven Design (DDD) in real projects
• Understanding of clean architecture and modern system design
• Strong communication skills - able to engage confidently with non-technical teams
• Experience with SQL Server, Cosmos DB, Git, and CI/CD pipelines

Bonus Skills:

• Event-driven architecture (Azure Service Bus, Event Grid)
• Microservices, Docker, Kubernetes, or AKS
• A continuous improvement mindset and a proactive approach

What s on Offer:

• £45,000 - £65,000
• 27 days holiday + paid birthday leave
• Hybrid working (Oxford-based)
• Company pension scheme and Employee Assistance Programme
• 2 paid volunteering days per year
• Other great benefits

Interested in joining a team where your technical input and business insight truly matter?