Software Developer
As an experienced Software Developer, you have a wide range of opportunities. Do you look for a job with variation? One that challenges you? Do you go for a good employer? Perhaps work on a mission-critical SaaS suite? Or maybe you want the freedom to choose what tools you like to work with?
Or maybe you refuse to compromise and just want it all…
That, and more, is what Sqills can offer you. At Sqills we are looking for an experienced Software Developer who wants to work with the latest techniques and wants to continue challenging themselves.
At Sqills, teams have a lot of options in choosing what languages and tools they work with. We are currently working with a combination of Java, Kotlin, Go and Rust (for React see our other vacancy). We use Jetbrains IDEs, like IntelliJ, Webstorm and Goland and for our CI/CD pipelines we use AWS tools (such as CodeBuild, CodePipeline, CodeDeploy).
We use Terraform, Cloud development Kit and Kubernetes, among others, to manage the infrastructure within AWS. We build IaC (Infrastructure as Code) and we use a combination of traditional services, Lambda, and managed services such as DynamoDB, SQS, SNS, RDS, AmazonMQ, Cloudwatch, Eventbridge and ELB.
We monitor services in production using New Relic, Sentry, EventBridge, and PagerDuty. We have developed our proprietary management platform, created by our dedicated platform team, which is built on top of our operational and infrastructure services. This platform seamlessly integrates monitoring tools and provides visualisation of fully distributed traces. This functionality aids us in analysing errors within our microservice landscape.
Secure development, architecture, performance, and resiliency are the pillars of our development process. This ensures that our software will continue to meet and exceed expectations in the future.
You will be part of one of the Agile DevOps teams. Teams consist of a combination of Developers, Testers and a Product Owner. As a team, you are responsible for the complete development and management cycle.
Together you work on (backend) microservices in the AWS Cloud. Because you work with software that handles hundreds of requests per second (high performance), your work continues to be challenging.
Some of the things you are responsible for include:
Designing and implementing microservices for S3 Passenger;
Translating functionalities into software solutions and bridging the gap between desired functionality and technical solution;
At Sqills we focus on quality. This is reflected in the ownership our team members have for their own microservices, but also in the fact we have extensive requirements for developing components.
Because our software offers the complete inventory, reservation and ticketing suite for our international customers, our focus on quality is especially important.
Bachelor’s degree in both working and technical proficiency (e.g. HBO ICT, Computer Science, Business Intelligence, Technical Management);
Experience with Java, Go, Kotlin or Rust;
Experience with SaaS applications, experience with microservice architecture is a plus;
Knowledge of AWS is a plus;
Experience with the build / deploy pipeline;
Passionate about the following concepts: serverless, monitoring, secure development, high performance and high availability;
Prefer a curious approach to work, you are someone who enjoys sharing new knowledge;
Good communication skills in English;
Experience with JIRA, ASCIIdoc is a plus.
Our software is complex enough, applying for a job shouldn’t be. That's why we'll only ask for a name, a phone number or email address.
Please be aware that only Dutch citizens, EU citizens, or individuals holding a TWV work permit for the Netherlands are eligible to apply for this position.
AWS
Having our microservices running on AWS makes us scalable for any customer anywhere in the world.
GO
Spend more time on code, less with debugging.
Kotlin
Writing less code is always good - less is more.
GIT
Version management...what else would you use?
Docker
Runs all of our code in many containers in a microservice landscape