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NOW HIRING: Backend Web Developer (.NET/C#)

Company: Secure Privacy
Website: https://secureprivacy.ai
Headquarters: Birkerod, Copenhagen, Denmark


Secure Privacy is looking for a strong API developer to join our back-end team. We seek to develop an all-star team, and you’d be working with a remote team of really great designers and developers.

As a back-end developer, you’re at the absolute edge of what there is to know about C# and .NET. You are expected to write clean, maintainable code and advocate for best practices and exceptional quality. You have startup-up experience and are familiar with Git, Azure, and similar cloud technologies.

We’re developing a solution that allows website admins to become compliant with GDPR, CCPA, and other data privacy laws. Our customers add a script to their website, and with some customizations, the solution works on their website fit to their website branding.

We’re a startup with six people spread across Europe, US and Asia seeking to expand. This is an exciting opening for a remote position, and we prefer people able to work in European business hours.


What we look for in our next employee:

  • You have start-up experience
  • You have code on GitHub you’re proud of
  • You have 5+ years of back-end development experience.
  • You have superb skills in C# and .NET Framework
  • You have strong skills in ServiceStack or other .NET API frameworks.
  • You have experience with LINQ
  • You have experience with Azure
  • You have experience with MongoDB, especially advanced operational functionalities (aggregation pipelines, indexes, transactions, …etc.).
  • You have experience with Selenium or other browser automation tools.
  • You have experience with Docker and Kubernetes.
  • You have experience developing/building web apps for high availability and scalability
  • You have a proven success working with non-engineers. We’re design heavy.
  • You know web development best-practices by heart
  • You can choose wisely between server-side and client-side code
  • You are passionate about the tools you use, contribute to them, or create new ones.
  • You have experience with Git (we use Bitbucket)
  • You actively improve and contribute to the companies development standards and front-end toolbelt
  • You can work remotely and from European business hours.
  • You have a high level of discipline and can manage your own time.
  • You are a hard worker and don’t stop until each project is bug-less
  • You’re a good communicator. Working remotely requires good communication skills.
  • You are nice. We are ;-)


Bonus Skills:

  • Strong contributor to the open-source environment
  • Strong interest in front-end and design
  • Great contributions on StackOverflow or similar
  • Experience with mobile development, desktop applications, and browser extensions
  • Experience with project management and agile style methods (scrum, kanban)
  • Experiences doing freelance work and/or agency work

To apply, email your resume and introduction to Dan at dan@secureprivacy.ai Non-personal introductions and generic cover letters will not be considered.

Thanks!


Source: Best Remote Job, Secure Privacy







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