Job Description:

Principal Software Engineer
Location: Remote
Salary: Up to £90,000 + Benefits
Contract: Permanent

A Principal Software Engineer is required to drive the technical vision and architecture of a mission-critical Field Platform for a leading organisation. This is a hands-on technical leadership role, ideal for someone experienced in building scalable solutions using modern engineering practices and Microsoft technologies. You will be joining a house hold UK name carrying out a large digital transformation. 

Key Responsibilities & Skills:

• Define and implement a scalable, resilient Field Platform architecture, driving unification and reducing technical debt.
• Strong knowledge of Dynamics Field Service, .NET, and the broader Microsoft ecosystem to modernise and optimise the platform.
• Partner with cross-functional teams to deliver new capabilities, such as workflow optimisation, knowledge management, and quoting tools for field operations.
• Champion clean architecture, CI/CD automation, observability, security-by-design principles, and performance tuning.
• Enhance offline capabilities for challenging field conditions with caching, failover mechanisms, and robust fail-safes.
• Leverage AI, telemetry, and synthetic monitoring to improve error tracking, diagnostics, and operational decision-making while maintaining human oversight.

Additional Experience & Attributes:

• Experience leading engineering standards in product-led organisations with cross-functional teams.
• Deep understanding of field workforce operations, safety, and compliance requirements.
• Strong collaboration skills to act as a bridge between technical teams, business stakeholders, and external technology partners.

This is a pivotal role where you’ll influence architectural decisions, drive technical innovation, and improve operational processes for a high-impact platform.
If you’re ready to lead transformative projects with Dynamics Field Service and the Microsoft tech stack, please get in touch by applying or emailing directly: (url removed)