Senior Software Developer

Senior Software Developer

Location: Surrey office (during probation) then Remote/Hybrid – because we trust you not to code in your pyjamas... much

Please do not apply if you need sponsorship, this company does not sponsor.

Salary: £55k-£60k Benefits that don't include free pizza (sorry)

The Gig

Fancy joining a well-established SaaS company that's been innovating since 1998? They're looking for a Senior Software Developer who enjoys tackling complex technical challenges.

You'll be building and maintaining their platform that helps the UK public sector communicate effectively – think of it as WhatsApp for grown-ups with important jobs.

What You'll Be Doing

• Writing code that actually works (revolutionary, we know)
• Collaborating with humans who occasionally disagree with your brilliant ideas
• Optimising performance because nobody likes waiting for things to load
• Code reviews (yes, someone will judge your variable names)
• Keeping up with tech trends that change faster than British weather

What They Need From You

• 5+ years of software development experience (all paths to expertise are welcome)
• Strong skills in .NET, JavaScript, TypeScript, C#
• Experience with React, Angular, or Vue.js (frontend wizardry)
• Knowledge of databases (both SQL and NoSQL – we're not picky)
• DevOps and CI/CD experience (because manual deployments are so 2015)
• Ability to solve problems creatively (googling solutions is perfectly normal, by the way)

The Perks

• Health insurance (kicks in after year one – we'll keep you alive until then)
• Pension scheme for when you're too old to remember what coding is
• Flexible hours and remote working post-probation
• Career progression opportunities (Lead Developer sounds fancy, doesn't it?)
• 3-month probation (just to make sure you're not secretly a robot)

Why You'll Love It There

They've been delivering digital solutions since 1998 – that's some serious experience in tech years. Their platform serves thousands of users who depend on them not to break things, which keeps life interesting.

They're part of G-Cloud and DOS frameworks, so they're properly legitimate and everything.

Ready to join a team where your code actually matters and your colleagues won't judge you for talking to rubber ducks?

Apply now – they promise the interview won't include any whiteboard coding challenges involving fizzbuzz.