Associate Software Development Engineer (C#/Azure)

at  ESO

HOW YOU’LL SUPPORT OUR MISSION!

Our Patient Registry team in Belfast owns the development of a Greenfield Application used by Hospitals to record a patient’s journey and provide life-changing insights into healthcare improvements.
After successfully launching the application last year, the team are now focused on engaging with client behaviour to enhance their experience; building compliance for other states and regions; expanding the registry beyond Trauma to include additional Specialties (e.g. Stroke registry) and providing in-house tooling.
Reporting to the Development Manager you will be part of our Product Engineering team based in Belfast.
What You’ll Be Doing – the day to day:
You can expect to work across the whole stack from front-end SPAs, through back-end services, containers, serverless, DevOps, SQL, and NoSQL to name but a few. We value competency, tenacity and problem-solving, and you’ll find plenty of opportunities to learn new skills and technologies, or even introduce your own best practices to your new team.
Our Current Stack: C#, .NET Core, Angular, Typescript; Azure DevOps, Terraform, Azure PAAS / Serverless; EF Core, SQL Server, Redis; BDD, NUnit, Cypress, Sonar; Application Insights, New Relic. This is what you can expect to work with, but we are always open to using other technologies where they add value!
Our development engineers lead by championing a culture of personal ownership and customer-focused execution. We love those who pride themselves in how they contribute through excellent solutions and end-user experiences, as much as clean and clear code.
We are an Agile development shop and interact regularly with project stakeholders, including demos from each sprint. To support this methodology, we use regular retrospectives and objective measurements to drive continuous improvement and empower our developers to make informed technology and implementation decisions. As part of the development process, you will be involved in design sessions, and you’ll have the opportunity to learn and teach through peer review of code and completed solutions.

• Two years of experience in software engineering and software design and architecture principles.
• Problem-solving and analytic thinking skills.
• Experience programming in C# .NET, or another similar language such as Java.
• CI, unit testing and mocking frameworks (e.g. NUnit / Moq / NSubstitute).
• A demonstrated ability to help drive the technical direction of features through analysis of requirements and peer discussions.