C# Full-Stack Developer - Hybrid - Fleet - up to £80k

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Full-Stack Developer – C#, .NET, Angular, AWS | Up to £80k | Hybrid – Fleet, Hampshire

Ready to swap the daily grind for drones that deliver? We’re hiring a Full-Stack Developer to join an aviation company revolutionising middle-mile logistics with autonomous, heavy-lift cargo UAVs.

Think humanitarian aid drops, medical supply runs, and even reconnaissance missions—all from the skies.

You’ll work on mission-critical systems that power drone delivery, detection, and deployment. Your toolkit? C#, .NET, Angular, AWS, SQL, and NoSQL.

If you’ve ever wanted your code to help save lives (or at least beat traffic), this is your moment.
What’s in it for you?

Salary up to £80k
Hybrid working (Fleet HQ + remote flexibility)
Projects with real-world impact across defence, medical, and environmental sectors
A team that’s as passionate about clean code as they are about clean airspaceIf you're a full-stack dev who wants to build tech that literally takes off, let’s chat.

📩 Want to Know More?
A full job description and tech stack are on the way – but if you’re already intrigued (or just want to chat about how cool this role is), drop me a line at (url removed)

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