Senior Desktop Developer

Senior Software Developer / Senior Software Engineer / Senior Desktop Developer / Senior WPF Developer

Fully Remote - UK Based

£90,000

C# | .Net | WPF | Desktop

We’re hiring for a C# Software Engineer to join a product-driven company that puts quality, user experience, and creativity at the heart of everything they do.

Whether it’s powering high-end video tools used by global brands and streamers or developing internal platforms for one of the most ambitious games in the world, this role gives you the chance to build software that’s seen, used, and loved.

You’ll work on a modern C# tech stack (WPF, .NET, Azure, etc.) as part of a small, collaborative team. You’ll have real ownership of the work, taking features from idea to release, and contribute to greenfield projects as well as iterating on mature, high-impact products.

You’ll enjoy this role if you:

  • Love building clean, responsive desktop applications using C# and WPF
  • Care about the user experience and want your software to feel ‘just right’
  • Enjoy the autonomy of working in small, fast-moving teams
  • Have experience (or interest) in audio/video tools, machine learning, or tools for developers and creatives
  • Want to be part of a team that values clarity, trust, and continuous improvement

Tech Stack:

C#, .NET, WPF, Blazor (nice to have), SQL, Azure, Git, NUnit

What’s on offer:

  • Remote-first working (UK hours)
  • Salaries up to £90,000 + bonus/options
  • 25+ days holiday, private healthcare, professional development budget
  • Work on exciting, meaningful projects used by people around the world

If you’re someone who thrives in small teams, loves solving tricky problems, and wants to work on polished, user-focused software, let’s chat.

Salary: GBP 54000 - 126000 per year Experience: 5 years required
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