Do you know askblue?
We were born in 2013, and we provide services in the field of information technology.
We are looking for Back End .NET Developer to join our company, in one of our projects, in the SaaS product area, located in Lisbon.
Team
Collaborates with other company teams – Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Norway – that together build and maintain the company products.
Tasks:
Develop, maintain, and optimize scalable Backend Solutions using .NET 6+and C#, using a DDD approach and Microservices Architecture.
Design and implement robust and performant .NET WebAPIs, leveraging Entity Framework/Dapper, LINQ and Raw SQL for seamless data management.
Create high-quality, maintainable code with good Automated Unit Test Code Coverage using xUnit.
Create Technical Documentation for reference and reporting.
Work closely with Product Owners, other Developers and UX/UI Designers.
Collaborate with cross-functional Teams to embed DevOps practices in the Development lifecycle.
Utilize Jira and GitLab for streamlined Project tracking, version control, and collaboration.
Apply Agile Development Methodology to deliver iterative, high-quality software solutions.
Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or related field.
3-5 years of professional experience with .NET (.NET 6+), C#, WebAPI, Entity Framework, LINQ, and SQL.
Proficiency in Database Modeling and Design (Microsoft SQL Server mandatory, PostgreSQL is a plus).
Automated Unit Testing using xUnit.
Experience using tools like Jira, GitLab, and GitHub.
Proficiency in Agile Development Methodology and collaborative team environments.
Excellent problem-solving skills and clear communication abilities.
Fluent in both spoken and written English.
Work Arrangement:
Hybrid (Twice a week in the office).
Offer:
Health Insurance;
3 and a half days of leave per year + 22 vacation days;
Unlimited access to Udemy.
If you are interested in the opportunity, upload your C.V. or send it to ****** with the reference 16670598 in the subject.
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