Location: Bradford, West Yorkshire (hybrid - 2 days a week in the office)
Package
Up to £65,000 base salary, £6,000 car allowance, plus up to 10% bonus.
We are looking for a Senior Ecommerce Application Support Engineer to join a collaborative team responsible for ensuring the stability, performance, and ongoing improvement of a core ecommerce platform built on a legacy heavy but highly important technology stack.
This role is well suited to someone who enjoys working close to live systems, understands the realities of legacy environments, and takes pride in keeping essential services running reliably for end users.
You will join a team of around 12 engineers providing application support for a live ecommerce website. The focus is on thoughtful problem solving, steady improvement, and clear communication rather than constant firefighting.
Your responsibilities will include:
- Investigating and fixing bugs across the ecommerce application
- Developing and managing a small backlog of changes using a Kanban style approach
- Responding to technical and functional questions from stakeholders
- Working with external software suppliers on maintenance and support matters
- Contributing to shared team knowledge, documentation, and support processes
You will be working across a legacy heavy but business critical stack that includes:
- Classic ASP
- JavaScript
- C# and .NET
- Java
- SQL and relational databases
- SSIS and SSRS
We are looking for an experienced engineer who is pragmatic, calm under pressure, and comfortable supporting live ecommerce systems.
You should bring:
- Strong experience supporting ecommerce websites in production
- At least 3 years of full stack development experience
- Around 10 years combined experience across software development and or application support
- Confidence working with legacy technologies alongside more modern components
- The ability to communicate clearly and constructively with non technical stakeholders
- Experience working in structured support environments and improving systems incrementally will be particularly valuable.