Dellent is a consulting company focused in System Information and Telecommunications. Our goal is to help our candidates and consultants to take a step forward in their careers through projects that meet their needs and expectations.
Being part of a team whose mission is to transform the way software development is done, sounds like something you'd like to be a part of? In this project you will be able to do that in a relaxed, dynamic and multicultural team, with presence in different countries.
We are looking for a
Mid Full Stack Software Engineer
for a project in Lisbon area to work remotely.
Requirements
* Bachelor or Master's Degree in Software Engineering, Computer Science, or similar;
* 3-8 years experience as full stack developer which includes development experience with UI - JavaScript/TypeScript, CSS, HTML, React, and Backend - C# or Java;
* Deep knowledge of software engineering principles, algorithms, data structures, and Object-Oriented Design;
* Demonstrated experience in designing and developing autonomous solutions while adhering to modern development processes (TDD, BDD, code reviews).
* Proficiency in relational database management, including SQLServer or Oracle;
* Strong understanding of solution architecture, design principles, and web application performance tuning;
* Good communication skills and fluency in English; proven ability to work effectively in Agile methodologies.
What we offer?
* Health insurance;
* A personalized training plan, with a budget to spend on the training and technical books you find necessary;
* Constant feedback so you can grow professionally;
* Remote onboarding process;
* Team events every semester so you can live new adventures;
* Culture of proximity and transparency. Your ideas and needs are heard and valued by us
Apply
If the above sounds like the kind of job opportunity you would want to get involved with, then please do not hesitate to
apply here
. You can also explore our content about the job market
here
.
web: :LinkedInBot/1.0 (compatible; Mozilla/5.0; ): :54:15