2 of 2 Microservices Jobs in Wilmslow

Software Engineer to join our dynamic Agile teams! This is more than just a dev job. It's an opportunity to work on modern microservices, flex your knowledge of cloud technologies like Azure and gain hands-on experience with NoSQL/non-relational databases all while building solutions that help … an impact, growing your skills, and being part of something meaningful, wed love to hear from you. What Youll Be Doing: Designing and developing microservices that power our pet care platform Applying solid coding principles to build scalable and maintainable services Collaborating in an Agile environment with product teams and … useful What Youll Bring: 4+ years of software development experience with DotNet/DotNet Core (C#) A strong grasp of service-oriented architecture and microservices principles Awareness and some hands-on exposure to Microsoft Azure Foundational understanding of non-relational databases (NoSQL) such as Cosmos DB, MongoDB, or similar A More ❯

ownership of a critical business domain — Pensions, Protection, or Closed Book. You’ll guide the transition from legacy systems to a modern, cloud-native, microservices architecture, with a specific focus on solutions that serve the Pensions business unit. This role blends hands-on architecture with strategic leadership. You’ll work … Own the solutions architecture for your domain (applications, cloud infrastructure, integration, and security) Guide the modernisation of legacy platforms into a decoupled, event-driven microservices estate Define and implement architecture patterns, development standards, and observability practices Act as the go-to technical authority for your business unit Engage with senior … for experienced Senior Architects with: Proven experience in solutions architecture with the Pensions industry A strong track record of modernising legacy systems into scalable, microservices-based platforms Deep knowledge of design patterns, cloud-native practices, and architectural governance Excellent communication skills with both technical and non-technical stakeholders This is More ❯