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Network IT
Posted 15 hours ago, valid for a month
Coventry, West Midlands CV7 7LP, England
£28,000 - £30,000 per annum
Full Time
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Sonic Summary
- The role of Graduate Software Developer is located in Meriden, Coventry and requires candidates to work fully in-office.
- The salary for this position ranges from £28,000 to £30,000 per year.
- Candidates should have credible experience in .NET/C# and a willingness to learn and progress in software development.
- The successful applicant will initially support an internal CRM solution based on Dynamics 365 before transitioning to project-based development work.
- A portfolio of projects from university or previous roles is preferred, along with a strong attitude towards development.
Location: Meriden, Coventry (Fully In-Office)
Salary: 28,000 - 30,000
Network IT are looking for recent graduates who are looking for their first Software Development role with a company who will fully back them to develop and progress. Ultimately, this role is for someone who has a credible experience in .NET/C# with an attitude to learn, develop and progress in software development.
Our client have an internal CRM solution based on Dynamics 365 that they have recently released, alongside their embedded power platform. They are looking for eager software development graduates who will initially support said system before moving into more project-based development work.
The opportunity will require you to be fully on-site at their office in Meriden, Coventry.
Experience
The successful candidate in this opportunity will have great, fundamental exposure and experience with .NET and C#, preferably also with Python.
This person will have a credible portfolio of projects that they have conducted either at university or during their first commercial software development role, whilst having the right attitude to dedicate themselves to develop and embed themselves within the environment.
