Medior Azure .NET Software Engineer
Project description
Our client is a large international enterprise developing and maintaining a Core platform that supports key business processes across multiple teams and regions. The project focuses on the continuous development, enhancement, and maintenance of cloud-based solutions built on Microsoft Azure. These solutions are designed to be scalable, maintainable, and aligned with modern software engineering best practices. The role involves working as part of a cross-functional Scrum team, collaborating closely with software engineers, UX analysts, and other stakeholders to deliver high-quality functionality, improve existing components, and ensure stable operation of the platform.
Responsibilities
- Work together with other Scrum team members on a new solution for the client's Core platform
- Participate in Scrum planning sessions by analyzing the work to be done
- Implement new functionality or refactor existing code based on detailed specifications and mock-ups
- Closely work together with other development team members and a UX analyst
- Discuss technical design with senior team members when needed
- Participate in writing unit tests for newly developed functionality
- Participate in performing code reviews
- Report work progress on a daily basis
- Focus on bug fixing when needed
- Regular business trips to Belgium for 1 week every 2 months
SKILLS
Must have
- Bachelor or Master degree in Software Engineering
- At least 3 years of proven expertise in developing high-quality software solutions, with a strong emphasis on maintainability and scalability
- Solid knowledge of Azure Functions, Azure architecture, and containerization
- Experience with Azure DevOps is considered a plus
- Proficient in relevant languages and frameworks, including C#, .NET, SQL, HTML, and related technologies
- Experience in designing and implementing RESTful web services and APIs
- Capable of working independently while knowing when to escalate or discuss challenges and issues
- Fluent in English, both spoken and written
Nice to have
Azure DevOps
