Senior Software Engineer - Tax Technology

Experteer Overview In this role, you will design, build and deliver software solutions within the Tax & Legal Technology Engineering team in London. You'll work in a small, collaborative squad to create world-class web applications and cloud-native services. You'll develop with modern languages and frameworks, contribute to secure and scalable systems, and grow domain knowledge in tax over time. The role combines hands-on coding with delivery responsibilities in a fast-paced, Lean-Agile environment, with a strong emphasis on learning and impact. Pay / Benefits

  • Design, specify and develop software solutions Deliver in a Lean Agile team using Scaled SCRUM Build web applications with back-end C#/ASP.NET Core and front-end Typescript/React/Angular Create cloud-first applications with infrastructure as code and deploy on Azure Kubernetes Service Model data using Entity Framework or NoSQL databases and integrate with a cloud message bus Build resilient microservices and micro-front ends Follow secure coding and infrastructure practices Support applications using modern DevOps tools Aim for reusable components and continuous knowledge sharing Tasks Hands-on experience designing, specifying and developing software Proficiency in modern object-oriented languages (C# or Java) Experience building REST APIs and messaging systems Data modelling with databases and ORM tools Experience with user-facing web applications Collaborative, agile mindset and ability to work in a team Experience with version control and CI/CD tools Key requirements subsidised lunch health care pension cycle to work paid birthday day off regular training opportunities

    languages ends Follow secure coding and infrastructure practices Support applications using modern DevOps tools Aim for reusable components and continuous knowledge sharing Tasks Hands-on experience designing, specifying and developing software Proficiency in modern object-oriented languages (C# or Java) Experience building REST APIs and messaging systems Data modelling with databases and ORM tools Experience with user-facing web applications Collaborative, agile mindset and ability to work in a team Experience with version control and CI/CD tools Key requirements subsidised lunch health care pension cycle to work paid birthday day off regular training opportunities
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