Senior FileMaker Developer

4713260

Job type
Permanent
Location
London
Working Pattern
Full-time
Specialism
Software Development
Industry
Advertising, Media and PR
Pay
Competitive + Benefits Package
Closing date
31 Aug 2025

Senior Filemaker Developer | London/Hybrid | £60,000 - £70,000

Hays Software Engineering are looking for a Senior Filemaker Developer to join a globally recognised entertainment business at a crucial time to assist with pushing the business forward.

What you will be doing:

Design, test, and deploy solutions within the FileMaker ecosystem
Direct all stages of the software development lifecycle
Collaborate with the accounts team to define enhancement requirements
Manage the ticketing support system and provide regular status updates
Apply advanced programming techniques and implement data separation, integrate APIs (Google, HMRC, banking platforms), optimise relational databases, configure FileMaker Server (FMS), and utilise the Monkey Bread plug-in suite.
Adopt best practices to improve data retrieval speed and efficiency
Maintain thorough documentation and produce clear user manuals for system updates and changes

What we are looking for:

Proficient in advanced FileMaker development, including relational database design and scripting
Skilled in managing projects from initiation to completion
Hands-on experience supporting Mac systems in business settings
Deep understanding of macOS, Linux, and Unix operating systems
Familiar with Jamf for Apple device management (a valuable asset)
Foundational knowledge of JavaScript for front-end scripting (advantageous)
Working understanding of network setups, cable management, patching, and Wi-Fi infrastructure (advantageous)

What you will get in return: This position is offering a competitive package, 28 days holiday + bank holidays + bonus package.

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