Senior Full Stack .Net Developer - Full Remote, South Africa

Full Stack Developer - Full Remote - Up to R90,000 CTC + 13th Cheque

Ada Meher are exclusively partnered with a growing software consultancy that takes a forward-thinking, modern approach to development, with the aim of streamlining development processes, reducing the amount of code required, and ultimately saving their clients money. This company operates within South Africa and the UK, with projects based in both locations. This business has been established since the early 2000s, but in recent years, they have begun to scale the business, having achieved 100% growth per year in the last three years.

This offers a start-up/scale-up environment with the stability of an established company.

They have their own framework, which streamlines the development process, and they are in the process of making this a product to go to market with as part of their continuous plans to grow the business and change the way the industry does software development. They use a unique approach of building the UI through the database, which is a highly technical but highly efficient method of development.

Typical clients and projects that my client works with include: Medium-sized companies with legacy systems that require upgrading and modernising. Example: Car Finance company with 700+ lines of legacy code base. Reduced code base by 50% and saved the client 20% revenue. They also work with start-ups, building systems from scratch through to support, assisting them in scaling their business.

Requirements:

  • Advanced C#/.Net 10 experience
  • Modern Javascript framework exposure (Angular, React, VueJS)
  • MSSQL and PostgreSQL database experience
  • SOLID principles, unit testing and good coding practice is a must
  • Experience with Azure/AWS cloud and DevOps processes is a massive bonus
  • Experience on high-traffic, scalable systems
  • Innovative, forward-thinking mindset required, along with desire to learn and use new technologies.
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