Coolblue - The Netherlands - Rotterdam - Relocation offered- Senior C# WPF Developer who loves TDD, SOLID & Scrum!
As a Senior C# WPF Software Developer you will make Coolblue (Booming e-commerce company in the Netherlands) work using brand-new Vanessa applications. 800+ colleagues use your applications on a daily basis.
You will be working in a dedicated and smart team with three to five other developers, each of them with their own specialization, ranging from XAML, the ins and outs of the upcoming C# 6, Unit tests and somebody who knows Git inside out. Your team will be complemented by a Scrum Master and a Product Owner. Each of these roomies will challenge you, both technically and in a game of Nerf.
To apply go to www.careersatcoolblue.com or email b.bloemsaat[at]coolblue.nl
Coolblue - Netherlands, Rotterdam (relocation offered) - fulltime - sr C# .Net Web API developer vacancy; building SOA from scratch
Coolblue: a really really fastgrowing e-commerce company from the Netherlands has a blue sky project. Most important for us: testable (high quality) code, maintainable and scalable.
What we have worked on last quarter
Incoming Goods. The internal application that supports putting away new stock was re-written. The Web API developers wrote services to interface with both old and new data-stores in order to modernise the new application without interfering with existing business processes.
Mobile Application. The Coolblue iPhone and Android app need real-time information about picking and packing of orders. RESTful services were built to enable this real-time information flow.
Coolblue - Rotterdam, Netherlands (relocation offered) - C# Developers of all levels
We need awesome .Net developers!
We are in the process of a monstrous migration to C#. The application concerned is Vanessa, and Vanessa is big and complicated. We are not just migrating it, we’re building a completely new C# CRM meets ERP application from scratch. So no legacy code in our C# ;-). To do such a job in a very good way very very very intelligent developers are key.
Coolblue is: no hierarchy, crazy obsession for testable code, max intellectual freedom, growing ridiculously fast, loads of fun (we have our own gaming arcade and bar) and not to forget great technical expertise!
We're doing good, very good: we're an award winning company and we've set the standard for e-commerce in the Netherlands.
To be able to stay the best, we need the best. That's why I'm posting.
Wanna know more? http://goo.gl/yeVZKi
Hunger not satisfied? b.bloemsaat@coolblue.nl
Coolblue - Rotterdam, NL - Full-time C# Developers of all levels (relocation offered) - http://goo.gl/yeVZKi
Hiring awesome developers.
We are in the process of a monstrous migration to C#. The application concerned is Vanessa, and Vanessa is big and complicated. We are not just migrating it, we’re building a completely new C# CRM meets ERP application from scratch. So no legacy code in our C# ;-). To do such a job in a very good way very very very intelligent developers are key.
Coolblue is: no hierarchy, crazy obsession for testable code, max intellectual freedom, growing ridiculously fast, loads of fun (we have our own gaming arcade and bar) and not to forget great technical expertise!
We're doing good, very good: we're an awardwinning company and we've set the standard for e-commerce in the Netherlands.
To be able to stay the best, we need the best. That's why I'm posting.
Sounds like fun. I wonder though what 'intellectual freedom' means? It can't, for instance, mean 'disagree with the premise that testable code is the highest good' for instance.
We're always in for a good discussion (and even better: good arguments)on the reasons why we do what we do. How do we serve our long term goals best? That's the question we'd like to answer.
Good answer. I'm not criticizing testability, but passion and intellectual freedom just seemed at odds to me.
A better discussion would be, how did the language and tools get chosen? Is it a drive for some uniformity only? Different tools are good for different purposes of course, and I'm guessing in your solution there are different problem domains, not all served by a single choice of tool.
A good question to ask during the interview I guess.
To apply go to www.careersatcoolblue.com or email b.bloemsaat[at]coolblue.nl
We're looking forward to you!