Senior Software Engineer (m/f/d) Tietoevry Industry

• Building and maintaining Edtech products in the role of Senior Software Engineer in the cross-functional Agile development team, working in collaboration with global team, Participate in the entire software development lifecycle, from requirement gathering to deployment and maintenance, Develop, test, and deliver well designed, high-quality, clean, scalable and maintainable code, Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues in a timely manner, Mentor and guide junior engineers, fostering a culture of continuous learning and improvement, Stay updated with the latest industry trends and technologies to ensure our software solutions remain competitive and innovative, Ensure that all software solutions comply with security and other regulatory standards, Suggesting new ideas/improvements as and when feasible
• Communicating any risks, bottlenecks in the delivery to stakeholders
• We Expect You To Have
• 4-7 years of overall experience in software development in Microsoft technologies, Excellent skills in C#, dot net Framework, dot net Core, Web APIs, Angular, and MSSQL
• Knowledge of other web technologies such as WCF, ASPdot net MVC
• Strong understanding of object-oriented programming and software design principles
• Strong communication skills and the ability to work effectively in a team environment
• Excellent problem-solving & analytical skills and the ability to troubleshoot technical issues and deal with complexity
• Ability to see the bigger picture
• Good understanding of working in an Agile set up
• As a Person You Are
• Honest & Ethical, Clear in your thoughts and communication, Objective in your approach, Professional attitude at work
• Self-motivated & Self organized person
• Independent and responsible
• Willing to learn and grow
• Good team player, attention to detail and ability to work well with others

We Offer

• Challenging work
• Multinational company environment
• Training, technical courses, certifications, study circles
• Career path and personal growth