Fullstack Developer

We are looking for a Full Stack Developer who will contribute to the design, development, and maintenance of business-critical applications to support the organization. You will work in a complex environment with a large number of users and applications that are essential for daily operations.

You are part of a multidisciplinary team and work closely with business analysts to translate needs into robust and future-proof IT solutions.

Tasks and responsibilities

Developing, maintaining, and expanding backend and frontend applications

Analyzing functional requirements and translating them into technical solutions

Collaborate with business analysts and other IT profiles to correctly support business processes

Actively contribute to the evolution of existing applications and architecture

Implementing and maintaining web applications, desktop applications, and services

Ensuring the performance, stability, security, and maintainability of applications

Working within an agile work environment and contributing to team results

Supporting production environments and resolving incidents if necessary

Potentially assume a coordinating or technical leadership role within the team

Technical context The full stack developer works within a multi-layer architecture including:

Backend and services

.NET, C#, ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC, ASP.NET Web API

WCF for service communication

RabbitMQ for asynchronous messaging

Frontend

WinForms and WPF for desktop applications

Web interfaces with ASP.NET MVC

Blazor Web Assembly for modern web applications

HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Bootstrap

Data and integration

Entity Framework

Microsoft SQL Server, stored procedures

Flyway for database migration management

Security and tooling

JWT authentication

Git, Azure DevOps, TFS

Scrum or Kanban methodology

Context of the position

Working within a large healthcare and welfare organization

Applications with a high level of reliability and many end users

Close collaboration between IT and business

Focus on continuity, scalability, and quality