Base pay range

£37,692 per year | Nottingham, UK | Full-time | Permanent

Overview

Our client is seeking a Junior Application Developer to join their expanding Information Services team. This is a fantastic opportunity to work on technologies that directly support frontline services, digital investigations, control room systems, and data-driven decision-making.

The successful candidate will gain experience across the full development stack, working with the latest Microsoft technologies, while contributing to applications that make a real-world impact.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with senior developers and stakeholders to design, develop, and deploy applications (web, mobile, desktop, integration services)
• Work across front-end and back-end technologies to deliver scalable, enterprise-grade solutions
• Build APIs, integrate with databases, and support cloud-based development projects
• Participate in code reviews, agile ceremonies, and continuous improvement initiatives
• Engage in ongoing learning, knowledge sharing, and innovation within the team

Requirements

• Knowledge of C#, ASP.NET Core, Entity Framework, and SQL Server
• Familiarity with Azure services, DevOps pipelines, and Git version control
• Understanding of clean coding practices, performance, and usability standards
• A proactive approach, eagerness to learn, and collaborative mindset
• Salary: £37,692 per year
• Hybrid working model with office and home flexibility
• Mentorship and clear career progression opportunities
• Access to training, certifications, and industry events
• Chance to work on meaningful projects that contribute to public safety and community well-being
• Inclusive and supportive workplace culture

Application Process

Applicants should complete the application form, addressing the person specification and job description. A supporting statement (up to 2,000 words) and CV may be submitted. Please ensure documents are anonymised (no names, images, or identifiable details).

All applicants will be subject to vetting, requiring residency in the UK for at least the last 5 years.