Senior Software Developer - Move to New Zealand from Oslo

Propellerhead•Posted 2 weeks ago

Oslo, Oslo, NorwayFull-timeNot Applicable

Job Description

Relocate from Oslo to Auckland, New Zealand, as a Senior Software Developer at Propellerhead. Join an innovative team transitioning to Rust, building enterprise systems with TypeScript, React, C#, .NET, Azure/AWS, Kubernetes, and CI/CD pipelines. Collaborate on challenging projects emphasizing technical excellence, autonomy, and real-world impact in a hybrid, learning-focused culture.

Required Skills

TypeScript React C#.NET frameworks Azure AWS CI/CD pipelines Terraform Kubernetes Container-based deployments Asynchronous services Stream processing Rust Go C++

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Requirements

7+ years experience as a Software Developer with enterprise-level complexity
Proficiency in TypeScript and at least one modern web application framework, preferably React
Experience in C# and up-to-date .NET frameworks for maintaining existing code
Hands-on experience deploying to Azure and/or AWS, including CI/CD pipelines and infrastructure-as-code with Terraform
Experience with asynchronous services and/or stream processing
Experience with Kubernetes and container-based deployments
Some experience with Rust desirable; previous experience with Go or C++ is a bonus
Experience or interest in digital identity, verifiable credentials, open banking, AI agent authorization, edge or device-based software
Ability to use techniques like user stories to express business outcomes
Produce clear and concise design documents
Excellent written and verbal communication skills

Benefits

Contribute to interesting, diverse, and commercially minded work for respected clients
Join a Developer-led organisation with world-class colleagues
Culture of learning and collaboration
Fortnightly Developer knowledge sharing sessions with lunch provided
Hybrid work environment in beautifully designed office and home
Equal opportunity workplace free from discrimination