Senior Backend Developer (.NET / Azure)
Wolters Kluwer1 day ago
Porto, PortugalSenior
Responsibilities
- Develop business logic, database interactions, and APIs.
- Help transition software products to cloud solutions using complex architectures and code structures.
- Estimate the impact of requirements on technology and applications and provide constructive input on requirements and designs.
- Collaborate with the Technical Architect, Product Owner, and distributed development team.
- Understand and apply testing and test automation principles.
- Support and mentor junior colleagues.
- Work primarily from a Porto office with occasional travel to other locations.
Requirements
- Experience in .NET software development.
- Strong backend development experience, particularly with C# and related .NET technologies.
- Interest or experience in cloud architecture and Azure cloud solutions.
- Ability to work with complex architectures, databases, APIs, and code structures.
- Clear communication with varied stakeholders and effective teamwork.
- Self-directed, entrepreneurial approach and passion for technology.
- Interest in several domains including backend development, DevOps, cloud architecture, UX, and cloud technologies.
Benefits
- Hybrid work arrangement with at least eight days per month in the office.
- Variety and autonomy in a dynamic, ambitious team.
- Opportunity to work with up-to-date tools, databases, and documentation.
- Opportunity to contribute to cloud transformation and mentor junior colleagues.
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About Wolters Kluwer
Wolters Kluwer builds subscription software, data, and workflow solutions for professionals in healthcare, tax and accounting, legal and regulatory, finance and compliance, and ESG. Its portfolio spans SaaS applications and expert content that support compliance, decision-making, and operational processes. Founded in 1836 and headquartered in Alphen aan den Rijn, the Netherlands, it is publicly traded on Euronext Amsterdam (WKL) and reported 2025 annual revenue of €6.1 billion.