.NET Developer

Marcus Donald are currently looking for a .NET Developer to join a large government organization in Cardiff. You will support a Technical Team Leader, and the wider team developing and maintaining the delivery of digital solutions and services. Working closely within a formal delivery team providing a technical and application perspective throughout, in an agile manner.

* Fulltime permanent – 36 hours a week – £30,000 to £43,000*
** Hybrid Working – 1 day minimum a month in Cardiff office** 
 
Amongst other great reasons to join this business the benefits also include; Great pension, Hybrid and Flexible Working options, Up to 30 days’ annual leave after 2 years, Cycle to work, Season ticket loan, Employee wellbeing initiatives & Enhanced maternity /paternity pay.
 
.NET Developer - Required skills:

• Microsoft .NET (C#)
• SQL Server Development
• Entity Framework
• ASP.Net MVC
• Writing unit and integration tests
• Continuous Integration, build and deployment automation
• API development

.NET Developer - Responsibilities:

• To work as part of a team with Developers, Business Analysts, Project Managers, Automation Testers, and the IT Infrastructure team to develop and deliver functionality for key business applications
• Working with project managers, technical leads and subject matter experts to development, maintain, and support of key scheme applications
• Develop and deliver complete user stories, and their relative tests
• Create and deploy release candidates to relevant environments
• Create and maintain Technical documentation of key business applications
• Diagnosis of faults
• Technical ownership of application requirements
• Writing and maintain unit and integration tests
• Working with Build and release pipelines
• Write code according to standards, and security review tools

They’re making a fundamental shift to using cloud-based technology, that will enable more agile and flexible ways of working, and this will equip them with the capacity and resilience to manage and store the big data that will be integral to shaping a lower carbon energy system.

If you’re interested in this role, please apply, or contact mjohnson@marcusdonald.com. Looking forward to discussing this opportunity with you further.