Overview
This is a great opportunity to come and join the Biologics software engineering group. We’re looking for a Software Engineer to join an agile team focused on full-stack development. In this role, you'll play a key role in developing software which makes a real impact to people’s lives, whether its developing COVID tests and vaccines, helping scientists detect cancer, ensuring food safety or helping scientists develop biodegradable plastics – our work has a real benefit to the world! What can we offer you? A plan for your personal development in your own area of specialism, pursuing this with the support of your manager to undertake the training and learning to progress. Competitive salary. Flexible working hours and a hybrid approach. 25 days annual leave. Private health and dental insurance. Contributory based pension scheme. EAP (Employee Assistance Program). Responsibilities
As a Software Engineer, your main responsibilities would include: Developing software across our technology stack and contributing to team delivery. Contributing to the team's automated tests and pipeline automation. Reviewing pull requests from other team members. Working collaboratively as part of a cross-discipline agile team to incrementally deliver software. Contributing to team and technical continuous improvement activities. Continually learning, to stay up-to-date with the latest techniques and technologies in software development. Qualifications
We would love to hear from you if you: Have experience with C# and .Net / .Net Core. Have knowledge and experience in some other elements of our technology stack: TypeScript, Angular, NgRx, Javascript, HTML, CSS, and Python. A passion for full-stack, web application development. Practice and pursue good software engineering practices (e.g., Unit testing, TDD, refactoring, CI/CD, BDD). Don't be put off if you don't feel you match all of the skills or technologies. C# is important, but we don't expect a complete match with the rest. Mostly, we're looking for talented software engineers with a passion for making good products. Working pattern and location:
We offer hybrid working, working 3 days in the office each week. This role is based at our Wilmslow office; candidates should be within a reasonable commutable distance from Wilmslow. Experience:
We're looking for a mid-level software engineer.
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This is a great opportunity to come and join the Biologics software engineering group. We’re looking for a Software Engineer to join an agile team focused on full-stack development. In this role, you'll play a key role in developing software which makes a real impact to people’s lives, whether its developing COVID tests and vaccines, helping scientists detect cancer, ensuring food safety or helping scientists develop biodegradable plastics – our work has a real benefit to the world! What can we offer you? A plan for your personal development in your own area of specialism, pursuing this with the support of your manager to undertake the training and learning to progress. Competitive salary. Flexible working hours and a hybrid approach. 25 days annual leave. Private health and dental insurance. Contributory based pension scheme. EAP (Employee Assistance Program). Responsibilities
As a Software Engineer, your main responsibilities would include: Developing software across our technology stack and contributing to team delivery. Contributing to the team's automated tests and pipeline automation. Reviewing pull requests from other team members. Working collaboratively as part of a cross-discipline agile team to incrementally deliver software. Contributing to team and technical continuous improvement activities. Continually learning, to stay up-to-date with the latest techniques and technologies in software development. Qualifications
We would love to hear from you if you: Have experience with C# and .Net / .Net Core. Have knowledge and experience in some other elements of our technology stack: TypeScript, Angular, NgRx, Javascript, HTML, CSS, and Python. A passion for full-stack, web application development. Practice and pursue good software engineering practices (e.g., Unit testing, TDD, refactoring, CI/CD, BDD). Don't be put off if you don't feel you match all of the skills or technologies. C# is important, but we don't expect a complete match with the rest. Mostly, we're looking for talented software engineers with a passion for making good products. Working pattern and location:
We offer hybrid working, working 3 days in the office each week. This role is based at our Wilmslow office; candidates should be within a reasonable commutable distance from Wilmslow. Experience:
We're looking for a mid-level software engineer.
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