Junior .NET Software Engineer

Kick-start your engineering career in a real product environment

Are you looking for your first real step into software engineering?
Do you want to work with experienced developers, build production software, and learn the foundations of quality engineering in a supportive team?
We’re looking for a junior developer who’s curious, motivated, and ready to grow.

About the Role

You’ll join a close-knit development team working on real, widely-used software. This is a hands-on role where you’ll learn how to:

• Build features using C# and .NET
• Work with SQL and real application data
• Debug and troubleshoot production issues
• Contribute to UI, backend logic, and integration tasks
• Write clean, maintainable code with the support of senior engineers
• Participate in code reviews, sprint discussions, and team learning sessions

You don’t need to be an expert - just someone who loves solving problems and wants to grow into a proper software engineer.

About You

We’re interested in people who:

• Have some commercial experience with C#
• Understand the basics of software development (projects, uni work, or self-learning)
• Are curious about how real software is designed, tested, and deployed
• Enjoy collaborating and asking questions
• Want long-term growth, not just a job

If you’ve had a year or so experience in commercial development environment and built personal projects, completed uni assignments, or experimented with desktop, web, or hardware programming - we want to hear about it.

Why You’ll Love This Role

• Work closely with senior developers who actually mentor
• Exposure to real engineering patterns and practices
• Clear career progression opportunities
• Stable business with long-term product roadmap
• A friendly, grounded, and supportive environment — no ego, no pressure cooker
• You’ll build skills that make you employable for the rest of your career

This is the perfect role for someone who wants to move from “I’ve learned how to code” to “I’m becoming a real software engineer.”

How to Apply

Send us your resume and a short note about something you’ve built - a uni project, a personal app, anything at all. We care more about your interest and potential than the perfect background.