We’re hiring for our Lisbon office, in Portugal.
We’ve been going strong for more than 18 years now, focused on our growth and working on accomplishing our product and international strategy.
The perks of working in our team go from joining a debt-free, solid company, with a relaxed & informal office environment, with direct contact with its senior team and the capability to directly influence the product roadmap. Also, we do have Raspberry Pi and LattePanda kits available in-house. Tech culture is important in our office, and we can get as geek as one can be.
In case you didn’t knew already, a Software Developer makes software for the world to use. This includes researching, designing, coding, implementing, and testing software. A Software Developer will likely take part in design, implementing proof of concepts, computer programming and participate on the management of the projects to see them to fruition.
If you’ve seen the tv show The IT Crowd, we are looking for someone who codes like Maurice Moss (with or without women slacks) and easy-going like Roy Trenneman.
Mandatory Must-Knows:
The Software Developer should be capable of debugging, fixing, testing and writing new code on the following languages:
- C#/ASP.NET and SQL;
- HTML5, CSS and JavaScript.
Also, we need to be able to fluently communicate with you in Portuguese and English, so speaking and writing in these languages and having good communication skills is important.
Interested?
Just apply by clicking here to send us an email introducing yourself and including your CV as attachment.
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Typical work activities and responsibilities of the Software Developer
Responsibilities and tasks vary from project to project, but overall the Software Developer may typically be involved in:
- designing software development strategies, procedures and methods;
- plan, architect, develop and implement software;
- respond to software faults;
- diagnosing and troubleshooting breakdown problems;
- reacting fast to incidents and be prepared to do some serious duct-tape programming to save the day;
- fitting new custom development code and making sure software is working correctly;
- carrying out quality inspections on environments;
- liaising with client departments, customers, other suppliers and other engineering and production colleagues;
- developing tools, scripts, software applications to expedite projects implementation;
- dealing with emergencies, unplanned problems and repairs;
- improving production environments’ security and reliability policies and procedures;
- working with specialist equipment and software – as geek as it gets;
- writing development strategies to help with faster time-to-market implementations and commissioning guidelines;
- ensuring there is continuous cover of the software and production environments in case of breakdowns;
- actively contribute to influence and evolve the software product roadmap;
- actively contribute to customer satisfaction and positive perception of return of investment.
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