Kapsch TrafficCom develops smart solutions to make mobility safer, more sustainable and efficient for everybody. We design, build and operate traffic management systems including connected vehicles technology and mobility demand management as well as tolling services for cities, roads, tunnels and bridges around the world. We develop data and video analytics platforms, building on state-of-the-art technologies including AI, machine learning, big data and cloud services to enable the digitalization of mobility.
We are looking for a Developer Backend to join our team!
Your Responsibilities
Implement in best possible way the given design within the defined architecture
Proactively and constructively contribute to improve the architecture and design with a profound understanding of the context where the system will be implemented
Follow the given software development guidelines
Unit testing / white box testing the software applications as much close as real situations as possible in development
Producing detailed specifications and writing the program codes
Presenting ideas for system improvements, including cost proposals
Your profile
Passion for software programming
Ability to lean new technologies rapidly
Relevant work experience on Back-End developer.
Back-end developer fundamental: DotNet Core . NET 4.5, C# (Generics, Linq, Lambda Expressions) XML / JSON, ORM (NHibernate), SOAP / REST Web services, SQL (MSSQL, Oracle or PostgreSQL), Unit Test Frameworks (MSTest , NUnit)
Ability to research and apply learning’s to daily work
Ability to multitask and prioritize work to meet scope, budget and deadlines
Mindset for efficiency, productivity and creativity
Analytical and commercial mindset
Interpersonal, communications and team player skills
Flexibility and willingness to travel
Intermediate oral and written English
Our Offer to you
An interesting full-time position within a global renowned family owned company.
Excellent working climate.
An international working environment.
Outstanding benefits.
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