Senior Full Stack Developer | up to £70k | Manchester, Hybrid

• Take a senior role within an Agile development team, contributing to the architecture, development and ongoing enhancement of modern C# .NET healthcare applications.
• Work closely with clinical teams, product owners and wider stakeholders to understand business challenges and turn them into practical, intuitive technical solutions.
• Develop robust, secure and maintainable software with a strong focus on quality, scalability and healthcare data protection requirements.
• Support the growth of less experienced developers through mentoring, technical guidance and collaborative problem-solving.
• Lead and contribute to code reviews, automated testing, troubleshooting and performance improvements across the application.
• Build and maintain integrations between internal systems, NHS services such as FHIR and e-RS, and external third-party APIs.
• Contribute to technical discussions and architectural decisions, helping ensure solutions are scalable, reliable and fit for purpose.
• Keep up to date with developments in software engineering, cloud technologies and the regulatory landscape surrounding healthcare applications.

• At least 5 years of professional experience working as a Full Stack Developer or in a similar software engineering position.
• Proven experience architecting, developing and operating cloud-based .NET applications, with a strong understanding of scalability, reliability and application performance.
• Excellent knowledge of C# and modern .NET (6), including asynchronous programming, dependency injection, API development and established software design principles.
• Strong commercial experience with React, including modern hooks, state management solutions such as Redux, Zustand or React Query, reusable component design and frontend performance.
• Experience working within Agile software development environments and collaborating effectively with technical and non-technical stakeholders.
• A strong understanding of software engineering best practices, including automated testing, code quality, debugging and version control.
• Experience working with APIs and system integrations; exposure to healthcare platforms, NHS services or FHIR would be advantageous.
• Good understanding of developing secure applications and working with sensitive data in regulated environments.

They offer a competitive salary, dependent on experience and up to £70k.

Pearson Carter are partnering with a not-for-profit healthcare organisation that works closely with the NHS to deliver and coordinate primary and community eye care services across a wide network of independent and local opticians.