Tech recruitment and software consultancy for web, mobile and cloud
James Chase pairs specialist tech recruitment with hands-on delivery consultancy, and its job posts read like client engagements: a Kotlin Multiplatform mobile rebuild, C#/.NET service ports and Microsoft Power Platform work on Azure. Engineering-heavy, senior-skewed hiring is accelerating across the UK and Spain, pointing to growth in billable delivery capacity rather than recruiter headcount.
James Chase is a Brighton-based, privately held firm founded in 2009 with 51–200 employees. It began in recruitment and now also runs a consultancy arm that builds prototypes, extends platforms and scales operations for clients ranging from startups to enterprises. Recruitment specialties span software and web development, infrastructure, DevOps, cloud, UX/UI, product and project office roles. Delivery work covers React, Next.js and TypeScript front ends, Node.js and GraphQL back ends, Kotlin mobile, and the Microsoft stack including .NET, Azure and Dynamics 365. Current hiring is concentrated in the United Kingdom and Spain.
Its stack includes React, Next.js, TypeScript, Node.js, GraphQL, Kotlin Multiplatform, C#/.NET, Azure, Azure DevOps, Dynamics 365, Power Platform, Datadog, Elasticsearch, OpenSearch, Figma and Jira.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and led by engineering, mostly at senior level, with smaller openings in support, design, ops and sales across the United Kingdom and Spain.
Current work includes a globally scalable mobile platform on Kotlin Multiplatform, new services and BFF endpoints, porting C#/.NET services, and brand-led creative and social campaigns.
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