Position: Senior Fullstack (.NET+React) developer (Aquaculture solution)
Company: SSA Group
Category: .NET
Experience required: 5y
English level: intermediate

**Project**
You will be a part of the team who is working on the industry product for optimization seafood production with high attention to ecology standards. 

**Technology stack**
• C#, .NET Core, Web API 
• Akka.NET 
• React JS 
• Google  Cloud 
• DBs: Cassandra, PostgreSQL 
• Docker containers 
• Rabbit MQ 
• Redis 

**Candidate requirements**
• At least 8 years of experience as a .NET developer   
• Strong understanding of Data structures, OOP principles, Design Patterns 
• Practical experience with .NET Core, Web API, SQL, React JS 
• Good communication skills 
• Fluency in both written and spoken English 
• Willing to work with cutting-edge technologies 
• Strong problem solving skills 
• Self-disciplined, goal-oriented personality 

**Will be a plus**
• Experience with Google Cloud. 
• Experience with Docker 
• Experience with Rabbit MQ, Redis 

**Responsibilities**
• Implementing new functionality on both backend and frontend  
• Contribute to all stages in the product life cycle: design, implementation, testing, deployment and maintenance. 
• Work in a scrum process where we constantly streamline our tools and workflows making sure that each workday is productive and stimulating. 
• Like to share knowledge and ideas with others 
• Working in close collaboration with the project team

**Project benefits**
• Work as a part of the Senior collaborative team providing impact on the product and being able to grow professionally 
• Well-established software development process  
• Ability to work with cutting-edge technologies and tools 
• Possibility of business trips  

**We offer**
• Challenging work in a friendly team
• Professional development
• Career opportunities
• Social package and benefits (four-week paid vacation, English classes, paid sick leave)
• Flexible working schedule
• Comfortable office