.Net Developer

Job Title: .NET Developer (Remote - Up to €89K)Location: Berlin, Germany (Remote)Company: Leading Financial Services FirmA leading financial services firm based in Berlin is seeking a talented .NET Developer to join its growing tech team. This fast-growing company offers an excellent work-life balance and a wide range of benefits.

What They Offer:Salary: Up to €89,000 per yearRemote Work: Flexibility to work from anywhere in GermanyWork-Life Balance: Flexible hours tailored to individual needsGenerous Vacation: 30+ days of paid vacation annuallyProfessional Development: Continuous learning opportunities with a dedicated budget for certifications, courses, and conferencesHealth & Wellness: Comprehensive health insurance, wellness programs, and gym membership discountsRetirement Plan: Company-matched pension schemeTech Gear: State-of-the-art equipment and support for home office setupsTeam Events: Regular virtual and in-person meetups to foster team connections

Role Overview:The .NET Developer will play a crucial role in designing, developing, and maintaining scalable financial applications. This position involves collaborating with cross-functional teams to implement high-quality solutions, focusing on performance, security, and user experience.Key Responsibilities:Develop and maintain web applications using .NET Core, C#, and ASP.NETDesign and implement RESTful APIsWork closely with the product team to understand requirements and provide technical solutionsEnsure high performance and responsiveness of applicationsCollaborate with DevOps to enhance CI/CD pipelines

Requirements:Proven experience as a .NET Developer, ideally within the financial sectorExpertise in C#, .NET Core, ASP.NET, and Entity FrameworkFamiliarity with cloud services such as Azure or AWSExperience with REST APIs, microservices architecture, and SQL/NoSQL databasesStrong understanding of best practices in software design, security, and scalabilityFluency in English (German is a plus, but not required)

Key Skills

• .NET Framework