Backend / Integration Engineer (Legacy Systems)
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Own and extend our integration layer across legacy systems. For each system you build a reliable connector that feeds data into LogicPlan in real time and keeps running in production. The first connector is a Windows service in C# / .NET that ingests orders from a customer’s TMS over EDI., * Build connectors that ingest from legacy systems and map and validate heterogeneous XML and JSON into our normalized order model
- Deliver into our REST API in near real time, idempotent and lossless under network failure
- Handle failure with retries, exponential backoff and a dead letter path, no duplicated or dropped orders
- Make it operable: structured diagnostics, health signals, configuration over hardcoding
- Extend the layer to the next systems as we grow
Requirements
- Deep C# / .NET (Windows Services, background workers, async, HttpClient)
- Proven legacy integration experience, not just modern REST
- REST integration and data transformation (XML, JSON, schema mapping)
- Strong instincts for failure modes and reliability in distributed integration
- Energized by moving fast with AI agents while keeping a high bar on what ships
- EDI or logistics exposure is a plus, not required
About the company
LogicPlan is an early stage company building software for European logistics. We integrate with the systems transport companies already run rather than replacing them, which means a lot of work with older technology: EDI, FTP, SOAP and bespoke connectors.
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