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Description:
The NATO Information and Communication Agency (NCI Agency) in The Hague, The Netherlands, is seeking a Desktop Application Software Developer to work on the development of new capabilities for NATO and support existing capabilities.
The developer will be responsible for supporting the full software development cycle of the OCC module of the TOPFAS application suite.
Tasks include implementing software changes using Microsoft DevOps, supporting front-end and back-end services development, bug fixing, and stability improvements.
The work will be done remotely accessing the NCIA engineering facilities and will involve working in an agile and iterative approach with multiple sprints.
The developer will be part of a team and will collaborate with a project manager, technical lead, and other software developers.
Requirements:
Deep knowledge of TOPFAS architecture and code base.
University degree in Computer Science/Engineering or equivalent.
Strong experience in Microsoft desktop (WinForms) application development.
In-depth knowledge of C#.
Proficiency with third-party UI frameworks like DevExpress (preferred) or others.
Strong knowledge of object-oriented principles and patterns.
Familiarity with Microsoft stacks and technology.
Experience with Git source control and Microsoft Azure DevOps.
Basic knowledge of SQL Server and database querying.
Proven ability to integrate and work in a multinational team.
Fluent in business English.
Benefits:
The position offers the opportunity to work on cutting-edge technology projects for NATO.
The developer will have the chance to contribute to the development of critical software applications.
Working remotely provides flexibility and the opportunity to work from home.
The role involves collaborating with a diverse team of professionals, enhancing teamwork skills.
The developer will gain experience in agile development methodologies and multiple sprint cycles.