- Code
- 000761
- Job
- Senior .Net Developer – Internet of Things
- Language
- English
Job description
We are looking for enthusiastic and motivated .Net Developer who possess excellent communication skills and ability to learn. You will be part of an international team working in agile environment responsible for the development and maintenance of web applications (design, development and engineering) for turbines or gar compressors. These applications will support the engineers in various areas of their work, e.g. turbine testing or providing product configuration based on requirements. The final compilation should be executable on the mobile as well as on the web platform and also highly graphically developed.
Required skills & experience
- Computer skills – programmer
ASP.NET MVC – expert
.NET – expert
C# or VB.NET – expert
CSS – advanced
HTML – expert
SQL – advanced
JavaScript, jQuery – advanced
- Software Architectural Patterns Knowledge:
MVC
MVVM
- Databases
MS-SQL or Oracle – experienced
- Technologies
Entity Framework, LINQ – advanced
Experience developing REST & SOAP-based Web Service APIs (WCF, Web API)
Apache Cordova or other mobile development framework – a big plus
WPF or other rich client technology – nice to have
- Other
Strong Object-oriented programming paradigm knowledge
Routine usage of commonly used software design patterns (such as GoF)
Agile software methodology – SCRUM
Other requirements
- Soft Skills
Self-starter: Proactive approach
Excellent communication
Ability to learn, absorb and apply new knowledge rapidly
Working in a team
Working under pressure
Leading junior colleagues
- Language Skills
English – advanced (both written and verbal)
- Years of experience: 3 +
Location
Košice
Contract type
TPP
Benefits
attractive work for prestigious clients
smooth onboarding
travel opportunities
professional working environment
continual training program
sophisticated system of benefits
partners’ discounts
home office
extra days off
Summer Club – child care
referral fee program
Employment start date
20. 1. 2018