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Avinode Group

Software Engineer-Flight Operations

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As a Software Engineer, you will work with your team on development of new features for the Avinode Flight Operations product offering. As a member of a product team made up of a Product Manager, UX Designer, Test Lead, and Software Engineers, you will plan, implement, and release business-critical features for customers across the business aviation industry.

What you will do

  • Working together with your teammates, develop appropriate technical solutions to implement new product features and improve current features. You will be working both in our existing C# .NET monolith and React frontend as well as potentially developing new services.

  • Work to bring our codebase up to date with current best practices, libraries, and platforms.

  • Research and advocate for new technologies and techniques that would be beneficial to your team and/or the wider Engineering organisation.

Who you are

  • You have 3+ years of experience building systems in the .NET ecosystem and React frontends. You may be more specialised in the frontend or backend, but you will be expected to contribute to all parts of the stack when necessary.

  • You have some experience working with relational databases and related technologies such as ORMs, and some proficiency with SQL (we use MS SQL Server, but experience with Postgres, MySQL, Oracle, etc. is fine).

  • You are familiar with software development and delivery best practices, and are committed to consistently following the team’s standard practices.

  • You communicate well. With offices in multiple time zones and multiple countries, this position requires strong written and verbal communication skills.

Skills

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