Position: Full Stack .NET Developer
Company: TransferRoom
Experience required: 3y
Category: .NET
English level: upper
Published: 2022-08-01T00:00:00+03:00

TransferRoom empowers football clubs, agents, and players to be successful in the transfer market by giving them real-time market intelligence and direct access to a global network of decision-makers.

Since our launch in 2017, clubs have used TransferRoom to facilitate over 1,500 transfers, and we are thrilled that today over 650 clubs across 94 leagues in 55 countries are accelerating their success on our platform.

Our in-house Engineering team is expanding, and a unique, remote-based opportunity has just arisen for an experienced Full-Stack Developer to join us.

 

What you'll be doing:

Participate in sprint planning and task breakdown;
Participate in product engineering efforts through design, development and deployment;
Proactively identify bottlenecks in the system and work to resolve these issues before they become a problem;
Work closely with the business side to understand objectives and translate them into a system-level design;
Troubleshoot and solve production issues related to performance and reliability throughout the software stack;
Participate in future generation architectural decision-making efforts with other team members.

Who you are:

3+ years of еxtensive experience with .NET Core, C#
Hands-on experience with T-SQL, Entity Framework Core, Angular, React, Vue, Redux, HTML5, CSS
Be a quick learner and have a desire to improve technical skills
Be comfortable in an agile software development environment
 
Nice to have qualities:

English Intermediate+;
Experience in working with TFS/VSTS;
Knowledge and passion for football.
 
What we offer:

Get new experience with .Net 5;
Competitive salary
Team building sessions across the globe
Strong team members/colleagues
Interesting tasks (NOT maintenance)
Influence on decision making;
You will be exposed to the diversity of tasks and challenges which will help you grow as a developer;
Work in TransferRoom is never a routine.