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Senior Software Developer

Loughton
1 week ago
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Title: Senior Software Engineer
Location: IG10
Work Setup: Onsite

We’re working with a South Essex based company that focuses on Lab Automation Systems, they are growing rapidly and have recently opened a new office, and are looking for “rockstar” Senior Software Developer to come join their growing team.

You’ll work on a dynamic scheduler powering next-generation lab automation in the Life Science industry. Alongside software, bespoke devices and integrated systems that are deployed in labs worldwide.

Key Responsibilities

  • Design, develop, and maintain backend services and desktop applications with C#/.NET

  • Work on performance-critical systems (concurrency, multithreading, and low-latency data flows

  • Collaborate across disciplines to integrate software with hardware, robotics, and automation systems

  • Provide technical leadership, mentorship, and input into architectural decisions

    Key Requirements

  • Expertise in C# and the .NET, desktop + cloud environments

  • Adaptability and a proactive, “can-do” attitude

  • Excellent problem-solving and analytical mindset

  • Experience or exposure to industrial automation, electromechanical systems, or hardware integration is desirable

  • AI exposure or interest in applying AI techniques

    Benefits

  • Opportunity to work at the intersection of software, robotics, and life sciences.

  • Exposure to both cloud SaaS and physical automation systems.

  • High-impact role in a company scaling rapidly within a global industry

  • Collaborative environment with multidisciplinary teams.

    If you feel you have the relevant experience for this position, please apply with a copy of your latest CV/Resume

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