Code the Water’s Future – Senior .NET Developer in Hydro-Tech

Are you a backend developer looking for a meaningful job with an impact on the environmental sector? Are you tired of offers in banking, TELCO, fintech, and insurance and looking for an interesting project with real impact? Then this job in a water environment company could be the right choice for you.

You will work in a Czech branch of a Danish company delivering tailor-made solutions in various types of water environments: agriculture, energy, climate change, groundwater, ecosystems, and environmental risk.

JOB DESCRIPTION

What technologies will you work with?

Backend is in primarily in C#, .NET Core, ASP.NET
Azure DevOps for issue tracking, bug reporting, code versioning (Git), and deployment
Target primarily Microsoft Azure while running applications in Kubernetes

CANDIDATE PROFILE

What must-have skills and experience are we looking for?

Expert knowledge of C#
Minimum 5 years of experience working as a C# developer, with in-depth knowledge of .NET platform
Solid spoken and written English (at least level B2) – international team
Willing to visit the office 1x per week to meet with the team in Prague
Expected start date is during May 2024 latest

What skills and experience are beneficial?

Experience with building REST APIs and web applications can be useful
Exposure to relational databases through Entity Framework Core or other technology, ideally with PostgreSQL
Familiarity with Unit testing (ideally XUnit and Moq)
Exposure to deployment automation and CI/CD principles

WHAT YOU CAN LOOK FORWARD TO

Unique and interesting industry – Water Environment/Hydrology
Job in an environment-friendly and growing industry
An opportunity to work on various exciting projects
Great smaller team to work with (5+)
Interesting challenges for data visualization, spatial data handling
Benefits like meal vouchers, company phone plan, Multisport card, 5 weeks of vacation and more
Full-time employment in a stable company
Employment contract: permanent, indefinite

What’s next?