3 of 3 Remote Web Services Jobs in Manchester

a team at the heart of the global economy! The Department for Business and Trade 'DBT' are looking for experienced Technical Architects to help shape the future of digital services that serve citizens, businesses and government. You will oversee services and their design from inception to completion at portfolio level, working in a primary tech stack of Python … Flexible, hybrid working from London, Cardiff, Darlington, Edinburgh, Belfast, Birmingham or Salford. Role summary: You will join a growing, collaborative team helping to shape the technical direction of digital services from discovery through to live operations. You will have the opportunity to lead the overall technical design, ensuring services are user-centred, secure, scalable and aligned with organisational … You will work closely with multidisciplinary teams, apply agile methods and contribute to portfolio-level strategy and governance. Technology stack includes Python/Django, Node.js/React within cloud services such as AWS and Azure. They optimise our architecture for change, enabling continuous improvement and innovation. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys solving complex problems, influencing technical More ❯

Commercial experience in .NET and C# development. Hands-on experience with Akka.NET for distributed, fault-tolerant systems. Strong grasp of OOP principles, design patterns, and scalable architecture. Experience with Web Services, WebAPI, WCF, and databases (MySQL, SQL, schema design). Familiarity with N-Tier architecture/SOA. Unit and functional testing experience. Skilled with Git and source control More ❯

systems that are scalable, maintainable, and performant Experience with modern front-end technologies (e.g., React or Angular, TypeScript/Modern JavaScript), along with proficiency in building RESTful APIs and web services. Strong knowledge of relational databases (SQL), along with experience working with document-based storage solutions (e.g., MongoDB) Experience with Kafka or other event-driven architectures A structured approach More ❯