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Our mission as a company providing IT services is to provide our clients all over the world with the best solutions. We manage to do this by analyzing the needs of our clients and matching them to the skills and aspirations of our employees. Therefore, one of our main motivations is to provide each Employee and Consultant with a satisfying experience. Joining us means being part of a community with diverse personalities. Start your adventure with act digital!
We are looking for a skilled (Senior) Backend Engineer to join one of our cross-functional product teams. The role requires a high level of technical expertise, excellent communication skills, and a proactive, collaborative mindset. This position is embedded in ongoing client projects and will be closely integrated into our ways of working.
German proficiency at minimum B2.
English proficiency at minimum B2.
Strong experience with .NET / .NET Core.
Proficiency in C#.
Hands-on experience with Entity Framework.
Experience building and integrating REST APIs.
Knowledge of PowerShell.
Solid understanding of SQL.
Practical experience with build and deployment processes in Azure DevOps.
Nice to Have:
Experience working with microservice architectures.
Familiarity with RabbitMQ or Azure Service Bus.
Experience with Elasticsearch.
Confidence in client communication.
Frontend experience with AngularJS and Angular 14.
Experience with Azure Cloud and Docker.
We offer
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