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SQL Server Developer

Salary: Up to £50,000

I am working with a specialist technology services provider that is currently recruiting for a SQL Server Developer to join their growing remote team.

This organisation partners with businesses across the UK to support and optimise complex SQL Server environments. They specialise in database, server, cloud, and application services with a strong emphasis on proactive performance management, reliability and continuous improvement.

This is an opportunity to join a genuinely people‑focused, high‑performing company where you are trusted to deliver impactful work. You will be part of a small but experienced team with the flexibility to work completely remotely from anywhere in the UK. The culture values autonomy, learning, and collaboration creating an environment where your technical expertise is recognised and your career can develop.

In this role, you will be responsible for:

Diagnosing and resolving SQL Server performance issues across queries, indexes and execution plans
Tuning stored procedures, user‑defined functions and ETL processes to improve scalability and speed
Working closely with clients and internal teams to understand requirements and deliver efficient technical solutions
Promote performance best practices and support other members of the teamTo be successful in this role, you will have:

Strong experience with SQL Server, with a focus on performance tuning
Deep understanding of indexing and execution plans
Experience using PowerShell for automation
Hands‑on experience with Azure SQL databasesSome of the package / role details include:

Salary up to £50,000
Fully remote working from anywhere in the UK
25 days annual leave with buy / sell options
Additional leave for birthdays, volunteering, and long service
Funded training and professional certifications
Quarterly team training sessions and get‑togethersThis is just a brief overview of the role. For full details, simply apply with your CV and I'll be in touch to discuss the opportunity further