About this role
Salary: £40,000 - 70,000 per year
Requirements: Strong C# and .NET expertise, with a track record of designing high-performance, real-time systemsSolid database experienceConfidence using AI-assisted coding tools and agentic workflows day to dayFamiliarity with Agile environments and collaborative code reviewGit and Azure DevOps knowledgeA strong communicator, able to translate technical detail for non-technical audiences Responsibilities: Driving the evolution of our platform architecture, spotting opportunities to improve performance, scalability and resilienceOwning technical design decisions while staying hands-on through the full development lifecycle, from concept to deliveryChampioning engineering best practice, clean structure, testability and solid documentationSupporting cloud operations across Microsoft Azure, including App Services, CI/CD pipelines and Azure Front DoorStaying ahead of the curve on emerging tools and techniques, including AI-assisted and agentic development workflows Technologies: AIAzureC#CI/CDCloudDevOpsGitASP.NETCopilotCursorGitHub More:
We are a leading player in the UK and European Energy & Renewables tech sector, and we are hiring an AI-first Software Engineer to join our core product development team in London or Edinburgh. You will be part of a high-performing, collaborative group of around 10 to 15 people, owning one of the most powerful real-time data engines in the sector, recognised as the gold standard for decision making and trading. We offer hybrid working with 2 days a week in our London or Edinburgh office, 26 days annual leave plus bank holidays, private medical insurance, life assurance, a competitive pension, a discretionary bonus scheme, and cycle to work and electric vehicle salary sacrifice schemes. We are a multi-award-winning, people-first organisation, and this role gives you the chance to combine the stability of an established UK consultancy with the pace and purpose of a growing technology business while making a tangible impact on the energy transition.
last updated 38 week of 2026