Mid-level Fullstack Developer – .NET and React

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Fullstack Developer at Qintess, focusing on React and .NET technologies. Collaborating on digital solutions for diverse clients and participating in quality assurance and technical practices.

Responsibilities:

  • Develop and maintain applications using React and .NET technologies;
  • Work with cross-functional teams to deliver digital solutions;
  • Create reusable, optimized components;
  • Participate in code reviews and contribute to improving the project's technical quality;
  • Collaborate with other developers and stakeholders on Domain-Driven Design practices.

Requirements:

  • Bachelor's degree or postgraduate qualification in IT (diploma required);
  • Proven experience working as a Fullstack developer;
  • Experience with React and TypeScript;
  • Familiarity with React Hook Form, Zod, and Redux;
  • Ability to compose reusable components;
  • Use of Git for version control;
  • Strong technical knowledge of layered architecture and application of Domain-Driven Design (DDD);
  • Solid knowledge of unit testing and SOLID principles;
  • Experience with Entity Framework, Swagger, and Mapster;
  • Experience with SQL Server, scripting, and data modeling;
  • Practical knowledge of Docker and Kubernetes (a plus).

Benefits:

  • Meal allowance / food voucher (Alelo);
  • Health care (Notre Dame Intermédica | Hapvida) – 100% of the employee's monthly premium covered and 50% for dependents; co-payment plan;
  • Extended maternity and paternity leave;
  • Partnerships with universities and language schools offering discounts for employees and direct dependents;
  • Pharmacy agreements (Droga Raia and Drogasil) with discounted medication (Univers app);
  • Support for professional certifications (according to area of work);
  • Company-provided laptop;
  • Referral bonus for recommended hires;
  • Internal relocation program.