Software Engineer

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Job Role: Software Engineer (eDV Cleared)
Location: Manchester (At least 3 days a week on-site)
Salary: £45,000-£90,000+ DOE plus excellent benefits

Do you have experience in:

Java development using Springboot
JavaScript frameworks – React, Angular, Vue etc
Cloud services (AWS or Azure)
Building enterprise level web applications or services
Docker / Kubernetes
MongoDB
Apache Kafka
Infrastructure as Code (e.g. Terraform, Ansible)
eDV Clearance – Must be currently active If the above sounds like you, I would love to have a chat about a very exciting position!

I am currently partnered with a defence and aerospace organisation operating across the UK. They tackle complex challenges for government and global customers, delivering advanced solutions across land, sea, air, space, and cyberspace.

With around 2,000 employees and key facilities in multiple UK locations, they are now looking to further expand their software division with talented Software Engineers who will work on a variety of upcoming projects.

Benefits include:

25 days holiday + statutory public holidays, plus opportunity to buy and sell up to 5 days (37hr)
Contributory pension scheme (up to 10.5% company contribution)
Company bonus scheme
eDV bonus scheme
6 times salary ‘Life Assurance’
Health cash plan
Dental cash plan
Enhanced sick pay
Enhanced family-friendly policies including enhanced maternity, paternity & shared parental leave
Private medical insurance
1:30PM finish on a Friday
Flexible working arrangements Eligible candidates will have active eDV clearance. We cannot consider you if you don’t hold eDV clearance.

If you are interested in pursuing this opportunity, please apply with your CV and I will look to speak with you as soon as possible.

Job Role: Software Engineer (eDV Cleared)
Location: Manchester (At least 3 days a week on-site)
Salary: £45,000-£90,000+ DOE plus excellent benefits

Keywords: Java, Springboot, JavaScript, React, Angular, Vue, AWS, Azure, Docker, Kubernetes, MongoDB, Apache Kafka, Infrastructure as Code, Terraform, Ansible, eDV Clearance, National Security, Defence, Aerospace, Software Engineer, Software Developer

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