Software Engineer .Net / C++/Azure DevOps

Source:- iamexpat.nl

A role that counts: contribute to developing innovative software that improves, prolongs and even saves the lives of cancer patients Elekta is the global leading innovator of equipment and software designed to improve, prolong and save the lives of people with cancer and brain disorders. In the Netherlands we constantly work to innovate and improve equipment and software for brachytherapy, a means of delivering High Dose Rate radiotherapy to the tumor accurately. What could be more satisfying…
Requirements:

Teamwork and personal responsibility
At all times you act as a true team player who can also work independently, anticipating the needs and wishes of (internal) stakeholders and making a significant contribution to joint results. Within this process you respond proactively if results are sometimes disappointing, motivating yourself and others to overcome problems and find another – better – way.

Accuracy and systems experience
Elekta operates within the medical sector in which all products must be fully validated before they are released. As such, it is essential that you able to work meticulously and with a relentless focus on quality, accuracy and details. When it comes to the treatment of cancer patients, the software must be of high quality.

We also ask you to bring:

Between two and five years of relevant work experience;
Powerful analytical and problem-solving skills;
A broad knowledge of design patterns and software architecture as well as automated test and development systems;
Demonstrable experience with .NET and Azure DevOps.
Knowledge of systems such as: Microsoft Visual Studio, C++, MFC, C # and WPF, ASP .NETCore, Microservices Architecture, BPMN, RESTful APIs or Messaging (RabbitMQ), Containers/orchestration (Docker, Docker Swarm) is an advantage;
Knowledge of Web front-end development Angular, JavaScript, HTML or CSS is also an advantage;
The strong writing, speaking and listening skills necessary to communicate clearly, in English and preferably also in Dutch.