
Senior Software Development Engineer (.NET)
Renesas Electronics6 hours ago
Katowice, PolandSenior
Responsibilities
- Build new cloud-native applications and scalable infrastructure for Altium 365.
- Develop product features for complex cloud applications using .NET technologies.
- Work with AWS, microservices, multi-tenant architecture, and distributed high-load systems.
- Address challenges involving engineering software, microelectronics, and cloud services.
- Contribute expertise through collaboration and knowledge sharing.
Requirements
- Professional experience with .NET Core and .NET Framework.
- Experience with microservices, Jenkins, Docker, and Kubernetes.
- Experience with MySQL; FireBird and Oracle are advantageous.
- AWS experience, including EC2, ECS, and RDS, is a plus, as are Azure or GCP skills.
- Experience with multi-tenant architecture is advantageous.
- Experience with Sentry or New Relic for alerts and monitoring is advantageous.
Benefits
- Private medical insurance and group life insurance.
- Contributions to the Kafeteria MyBenefit account.
- nilo.health mental health and wellbeing support.
- Remote working abroad program.
- Professional development support and resources.
- Employee referral program.
- Free Tuesday lunch, office snacks, and drinks.
- Free parking.
- Hybrid work requiring three days per week from the Katowice or Wroclaw office; remote work is not otherwise available.
- Regular permanent employment.
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About Renesas Electronics
Renesas Electronics designs and sells microcontrollers, analog and power ICs, and connectivity solutions for automotive, industrial, infrastructure and IoT manufacturers. Its portfolio spans embedded processing, power management and ADAS-ready components, sold directly and through channels to OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers, with software and development tools to integrate them. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Tokyo, it is a public company on the Tokyo Stock Exchange and has expanded through acquisitions including Intersil and Dialog Semiconductor.