Junior Full Stack .NET Developer (Financial Institutions)
Krakow | Bonarka Business Center | Remote or Hybrid| Contract of employment, B2B
Recruitment process carried out remotely
Your role:
- You will be a member of the project team responsible for the development and maintenance of solutions for the largest financial institutions in Poland.
- Your tasks will include, among others, designing and implementation of solutions based on the .NET platform, ensuring code quality as well as creating and updating technical and functional system documentation.
- You will have the opportunity to work in an experienced team and learn from the best.
You will fit in well with the team if:
- You have experience working in C#/.NET,
- You have a technical university degree or you are just finishing your studies related to programming,
- You know web technologies such as: ASP.NET MVC, WebForms, WebService, WCF, HTML, CSS, JavaScript,
- You have experience in working with SQL relational databases (MS SQL Server),
- Development and continuous improvement of your skills are very important to you,
- Above all, you appreciate teamwork and a great working atmosphere!
At work, we use:
- Continuous Integration
- Continuous Deployment
- Code Review
- Unit Tests
- Azure DevOps/GIT
Why is it worth joining us?
- Because VSoft is People! We take care of our employees (medical care, co-financed Multisport card, life insurance, integration fund, surprise packages),
- We provide comfortable working conditions (flexible hours, remote work, free parking, relaxation zones, no dress code),
- We will take care of your development (participation in trainings, conferences, internal VSoft Fest conference, company library).
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