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# Senior .Net Developer

- **Company:** Wizeline
- **Location:** Barcelona, Spain
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** .NET Framework, Unit Testing, Microsoft Azure, C Sharp (Programming Language), Cloud Computing, Code Review, DevOps, Distributed Systems, Event-Driven Programming, Fault Tolerance, Enterprise Messaging Systems, Object-Oriented Software Development, Systems Integration, .NET Core, Infrastructure as Code (IaC), Kubernetes, Terraform, Web Api, Microservices
- **Published:** August 11, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.buscojobs.com.es/senior-net-developer-en-barcelona-ID-366608447

## About the Role

Excellent communication and collaboration skills.
English B2 Advanced or C1
+5 years of hands-on experience as a .
NET Core Developer (.Net 6 / 8)
Strong understanding of object-oriented programming principles
Proficiency in C#
DevOps experience, pipeline, releases.
(ideally with AzureDevOps)
Unit tests, integration and end to end testing experience
Cloud computing and related concepts (ideally with Azure)
Messaging systems (ideally Azure Services Bus brokered, topics and queues)
Experience with Event driven and/or microservices Architecture and related patterns
Experience with Distributed Systems and related patterns, focusing on fault-tolerant environments
Experience integrating with internal and external APIs
Experience with Terraform or Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
Nice-to-have Skills
Kubernetes (ideally Azure kubernetes solutions)
Monitoring and Alerting (ideally Azure Insights)
Architectural decision records to keep track of team decisions

## Description

ResponsibilitiesDesign, develop, and implement new features and functionalities for a banking platform using .NET CoreWrite clean, scalable, testable and well-documented codeCollaborate with other teams, team members and product owners to find the best possible solution for the task at handParticipate in code reviewsPropose and contribute towards improving our development processesTroubleshoot and resolve issues reported by customers or internal teamsStay up-to-date with the latest .NET Core technologies and trendsQualificationsExcellent communication and collaboration skills.English B2 Advanced or C1+5 years of hands-on experience as a .NET Core Developer (.Net 6 / 8)Strong understanding of object-oriented programming principlesProficiency in C#DevOps experience, pipeline, releases.(ideally with AzureDevOps)Unit tests, integration and end to end testing experienceCloud computing and related concepts (ideally with Azure)Messaging systems (ideally Azure Services Bus brokered, topics and queues)Experience with Event driven and/or microservices Architecture and related patternsExperience with Distributed Systems and related patterns, focusing on fault-tolerant environmentsExperience integrating with internal and external APIsExperience with Terraform or Infrastructure as Code (IaC)Nice-to-have SkillsKubernetes (ideally Azure kubernetes solutions)Monitoring and Alerting (ideally Azure Insights)Architectural decision records to keep track of team decisionsAbout UsWizeline prioritizes a culture of diversity and developmentfor its nearly 2,000 person team spread across the globe.We believe great technology comes from a mix of talents and perspectives.Our core values of ownership, innovation, community, and inclusivity are central to our work.Wizeline is invested in its employees' growth, offering opportunities to create personalized career paths and develop in-demand skills.We even have a free education program, Wizeline Academy, to help both employees and the broader community upskill in tech.Please note that by submitting your application, you agree with the terms and conditions of our Privacy Policy.Apply now!#J-*****-Ljbffr


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