Backend Developer
Summary
Build the backend and middleware that connect pro4all's construction-industry software with customers and partners: designing secure REST APIs and integrations in C#/.NET, deploying containerized services on Kubernetes/Azure, and keeping systems observable and testable in an agile team.
- Design and develop backend and middleware components in C# and .NET, including secure REST APIs and automation for internal and external integrations.
- Build testable, scalable, and robust software, supported by established architectural patterns and unit and integration tests.
- Keep services reliable and problems traceable with structured logging, distributed tracing, and health checks.
- Help partners and customers work through backend integration challenges.
Your technical experience includes:
- Data and architecture: strong experience with PostgreSQL or other relational databases, a solid understanding of CQRS, publisher/subscriber, factory, and other design patterns, plus familiarity with dependency injection and modular service architecture.
- APIs and security: secure API design with JWT, OpenID Connect, and authentication middleware, alongside practical experience with Swagger/OpenAPI, Polly, and Git.
- Cloud and messaging: deploying and operating containerized services with Kubernetes, working with Azure Service Bus or similar messaging solutions, and working knowledge of cloud platforms, especially Azure.
- Observability: familiarity with Datadog, Serilog, OpenTracing, and related tools.
- A good salary, a company laptop, and travel expense reimbursement.
- 25 vacation days and 8% holiday allowance.
- Time to exercise during working hours and delicious lunches at the office every day.
You’ll work in a beautiful office that’s easy to reach by public transport and car. There’s also plenty happening outside the work itself, with regular drinks, snacks, and activities such as paddleboarding, karting, and padel. Ready to help transform the construction industry? Apply now, or call 0348-489600 and ask for Tim de Louw if you have any questions.
No API call required. A regular phone call will do.
