Position: .Net Engineer (Wroclaw)
Company: DataArt
Category: .NET
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper
Published: 2020-02-01T00:00:00+02:00

DataArt is an IT company that designs, develops and supports software solutions. We have more than 3200 colleagues in 22 locations in the US, Europe, and Latin America.

About the project:
DataArt is currently helping to modernize the IT system of an independent online retailer of railroad tickets.

The client uses various tools to reach their customers, such as a mobile app, a responsive web application, or communicating with them directly through the call center. The system is very complex, it must comply with a large number of regulations.

We provide API's for different clients including B2B channels and Global Distribution Systems (GDSes). We also provide solutions that are labeled by more than half Train Operating Companies (TOC's) in the UK and Europe.

The project uses agile practices like pair programming, code reviews, IPM’s, continuous integration & delivery, TDD & BDD.

Stack: .net core, nservisbus, webapi, teamcity, ms sql, dapper, nhibernate, wcf.

Backend Team: 2 developers in Wroclaw office + 6 in other locations, we are looking for one more to join the Wroclaw team.

Requirements:
Our ideal .Net developer will join us with a drive to keep up to date with the developments and trends in technology along with a solid understanding of C#, web API, TDD. We value strong organizational skills, problem-solving skills, adherence to best practices, and communication skills.

We offer:
B2B (14000-16000netto +VAT PLN for middle/senior and paid 26+10 days off) - but we are very open to negotiating or Employment Contract.
Paid vacations + 10 extra days off, in case you have a headache or smth and can not work, we won't force you to get the medical certificate.
All standard bonuses (Luxmed/Multisport/cool goodies in the office/free language courses).
Last, but not least - a really great atmosphere in the office, open, honest and simple communication.