Web Application Developer - Oxford

Senior Web Application Developer (C#, ASP.NET, Ajax), Oxford
GBP45,000-GBP55,000 DOE + 10% Performance bonus & Benefits

Are you looking to make an impact in a role that will help improve the performance of our teams? Are you able to support the development and maintenance of public facing web portals?

If so, we want to hear from you!

Opus Energy, part of the Drax group, is a leading independent supplier of gas and electricity to businesses all over the UK. With over 300,000 customers and circa 900 employees spread across modern offices in Oxford, Northampton and now Cardiff, we are a dynamic and innovative organisation. Additionally, our inclusive culture with employee engagement activities and exciting development opportunities make Opus Energy a great place to work. Due to continued growth in our IT Product Development team, we are looking to recruit a Senior Web Application Developer to join our fast-growing team in Oxford.

You will be primarily responsible for the continuous improvement, maintenance and evolution of Opus's online presence and customer self-servicing applications. This role will help support the current online features and maintain effective and efficient system performance. In this role you will ensure that the team delivers and meet the expected quality requirements, ensuring that all new features meet automated testing criteria and ensure delivery quality guidelines are met. Due to the nature of the role you must be an experienced developer of Web Applications using ASP.NET, C#, MVC, HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript and Ajax. You will also have development experience in an agile environment and working with Source Code Management.

If this sounds of interest, please apply today!

You may also have experience of;

Development of micro services - preferably NServiceBus, Event driven architectures, Web Developer, Web application, Microsoft Certified Professional Developer, Automated testing, KendoUI, SOLID design principles, agile environment, TFS branches, builds, processes and SSDT.