Are you looking for the next challenge in your career?
Would you like to be part of an exciting highly qualified team of professionals in an innovative and dynamic work environment working on challenging, international projects?
We are currently looking for a
C#, .NET developer German speaker
to build a team for a new project, you will be part of an international team with one of the biggest multinational engineering and IT consultancies in the world.
Join our international division and work with some of the most talented engineers and technicians from all over the world.
Your benefits:
Competitive Salary.
Long-term secure contract.
International Project with top technologies
Possibility of working remotely with a versátil schedule.
Integration in a highly qualified team of professionals.
Travel abroad with your project.
Specialized training and continuous professional development.
Social benefits and flexible compensation plan.
Project Context:
The goal is to clean and refactor legacy code (C++, Pascal, Delphi) to C# and .NET.
We are working with WPF and the MVVM pattern.
There is extensive use of image processing related to the machine control software and wafers in the factory.
Knowledge of architecture and experience in Agile environments are required, with assigned topics to be completed.
Experience with Blazor is a plus.
Essential Skills:
Excellent command of C#.
WPF with the MVVM pattern (must understand what a ViewModel is, its purpose, and why logic should not be written in code-behind).
LINQ (able to write queries like list.Where(x => x.Name == name).Select(x => x.Age) without difficulty).
Git: branches, merging, conflict resolution.
Experience with GitLab or GitHub.
Basic image processing: for example, applying a 3x3 medium filter to a 2D array without using external libraries.
Very good problem-solving skills in agile environments with not fully defined requirements.
Knowledge of C/C++/Delphi/Pascal (due to migrating from legacy code).
Must know:
Difference between Reference Types and Value Types (keywords ref, out).
You must have heard 90% of the material and have experience in at least 50% of the following topics:
Reflection
Thread Safety (locking)
Regular Expressions
UML Class Diagrams
PInvoke
Generics
String Interpolation
Extension Methods
WPF Attached Properties
Dynamics Jagged Arrays vs. Multidimensional Arrays
Socket Programming (named pipes or WCF)
Async/Await Patterns
Coding Guidelines
We positively value all work or study experience abroad.
All positions require a high level of English (at least B2) - please send your detailed CV in English.