Junior .NET Engineer
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America3 months ago
Zürich, SwitzerlandEntry Level
Responsibilities
- Develop and maintain software components with .NET and C# from the first line of code through production deployment.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to understand business requirements and identify technical constraints early.
- Apply code reviews, testing, and clean architecture to deliver high-quality software.
- Use AI-assisted tools such as Claude Code and GitHub Copilot to iterate efficiently and improve development work.
Requirements
- Completed university, ETH, or university of applied sciences degree in computer science or a related field.
- Initial .NET/C# experience gained through studies, internships, or personal projects.
- Basic knowledge of common development tools including Git and Maven.
- Practical experience with AI-assisted development and willingness to integrate tools such as Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, or AI-based code reviews.
- Interest in development tools and platforms such as Docker, AWS, and Azure.
- Initial exposure to Scrum or Kanban is advantageous.
- Fluent German and English, both written and spoken.
Benefits
- Work on production-relevant code from the beginning with an experienced interdisciplinary team.
- Regular training, coaching, and broad opportunities for technical and career development.
- Flat hierarchy and collaborative culture across disciplines.
- 41-hour work week with flexible working hours, home-office options, and at least 25 vacation days.
- Ergonomic and flexible workplace in a multicultural environment.
- Benefits include mobile-phone support or a business phone, Half-Fare travel pass, first-class train travel for business trips, pension-plan options, employer coverage of worldwide private non-occupational accident insurance, advanced daily sickness insurance, and fleet discounts.
About Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America is a U.S. Christian denomination that coordinates churchwide programs, theological resources, and ministries for congregations, synods, and partners. Founded in 1988 and headquartered in Chicago, it serves about 3.3 million members in more than 9,000 worshiping communities across all 50 states and the Caribbean, funded primarily by congregational benevolence, donations, and endowments, and operating initiatives in leadership development, education, disaster response, and global mission.