Junior .Net Software Engineer

Vonage Engineering Mission:

Vonage is the emerging leader in the $100B+ cloud communications platform (CPaaS) market. Customers like Airbnb, Viber, Whatsapp, Snapchat, and many others depend on our APIs and SDKs to connect with their customers all over the world. We have seen a lot of growth within the Healthcare and Education sectors, and we also enable companies like Babylon Health to connect patients with doctors. As businesses continue to shift to a real-time, customer-centric communications model, we are experiencing a time of impressive growth.

Join the team and make every conversation personal, developing cloud-based call center software.

What you will do:

• Creating a secure, scalable service that our customers want to shout about
• Continuously improving, automating and monitoring our cloud platform
• Given the opportunity to work on advancing algorithms, including statistical analysis and routing
• Working on a combination of C#/ASP.NET/.Net Core, MySQL/Couchbase/Redis, JavaScript with React.js and Redux

What you will bring:

• A backend development background with the aptitude to use a breadth of technologies and languages to create scalable and secure solutions
• Strong skills in C# and .NET (essential)
• Flexibility to pick up some frontend tasks
• Experience, and confidence, working on a cloud-based platform     
• A passion for technology and a willingness to share ideas

JOIN THE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE MOVEMENT

Helping others can only be achieved with the right people and the right resources. That’s why we’ve created a workplace culture that is supportive, encouraging and progressive. We think about the future as much as we think about the present. That’s why we offer our people a competitive salary and flexibility where they need it, plus:

• Work in a cloud environment
• Small domain teams
• High level of end-to-end ownership
• Possibility to influence technical stack 
• Time for prototyping and research
• Unlimited paid vacation
• Annual bonus (TBO)
  
  

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