ECM Selection (Holdings) Limited
C# WPF UI Developer
Job Description
Salary: £40,000 - 55,000 per year
Requirements:- Commercial-grade C# and WPF user interface development skills using .NET 6-10, .NET Framework 4.8, or .NET Core
- Some knowledge of C++ desktop UI development, such as MFC, for occasional legacy work
- User interface design ability with consideration for the customer use case
- Ability to work rapidly to immediate business needs while maintaining a high standard, including thorough testing
- Willingness to participate in technical training and review documentation
- Residence in the Cambridge area, or strong ties to the area
- Full existing long-term UK work permission without visa sponsorship
- Develop user interfaces for our simulation software for engineering
- Contribute as a valued part of our dedicated UI team
- Support rapid onboarding by engaging with our detailed training materials
- Work on occasional legacy desktop UI tasks as needed
- Deliver high-quality work with thorough testing and attention to customer use cases
- .NET Framework
- C#
- Support
- WPF
- UX UI Design
- ASP.NET
- Windows
More:
We are a successful small business and category leader based in Cambridge, and we produce simulation software for engineering. We offer a long-term career opportunity within an established company with traditional values, a strong product portfolio, and a secure client base. We provide a respectful workplace where everyones contributions are important, and we support new team members with detailed training materials. Our offices are office-based, within cycling distance of north Cambridge, and we also offer plenty of on-site parking.
last updated 32 week of 2026
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ECM Selection (Holdings) Limited
Cambridge
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£47,500
This role
£55,000
UK median
This salary is 14% below the UK median for Developers (£55,000/yr).
Based on 2024–2025 UK technology sector benchmarks