Cloud Engineer

Do you want to work for an internationally recognised brand as a Cloud Engineer? Do you want to work on enterprise level .NET / C# software development projects and gain exposure to cutting edge technologies? Do you want to experience a truly sophisticated Agile development environment? Then look no further! Our client is an award winning software house with a strong presence in over 30 countries.

Due to continued growth and expansion, the client is seeking several Cloud Engineer to join their dynamic team of high flying individuals. Cloud Engineer applicants should be experienced in: .NET 9, C#, ASP.NET Core, Azure, Azure Functions, Kubernetes, Docker, CosmosDB, and GraphQL. Our client can provide training into: .NET 9, C#, ASP.NET Core, Azure, Azure Functions, Kubernetes, Docker, CosmosDB, and GraphQL.

This is a truly fabulous opportunity to join a spectacular organization; one that offers a structured career progression programme, excellent training, exquisite offices and amazing benefits.

Location: Remote, Germany

Applicants must be based in Germany and have the right to work in Germany even though remote working is available.

Responsibilities

• Join a dynamic team working on enterprise level .NET / C# software development projects.
• Contribute to a sophisticated Agile development environment.
• Work with cloud technologies including Azure, Azure Functions, Kubernetes, Docker, CosmosDB, and GraphQL.
• Learn and apply training provided in .NET 9, C#, ASP.NET Core, Azure, Kubernetes, Docker, CosmosDB, and GraphQL.

Qualifications

• Experience with .NET 9, C#, ASP.NET Core
• Azure, Azure Functions
• Kubernetes, Docker
• CosmosDB, GraphQL

Training and career development

Training into: .NET 9, C#, ASP.NET Core, Azure, Azure Functions, Kubernetes, Docker, CosmosDB, and GraphQL.

Location

Remote, Germany

Seniority level

• Mid-Senior level

Employment type

• Full-time

Job function

• Information Technology

Industries

• Technology, Information and Media

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