Senior Openlink Endur Analyst

Job Position

Senior Openlink Endur Analyst

Nussbaumen AG

Full-time, Permanent

The ideal candidate for this position should have at least 10 years of experience in Endur development. You should be able to independently develop applications and interfaces using .NET/.NET Core and REST APIs.

10+ years

Endur, MS SQL, C#.NET / .NET core, CI/CD Pipeline

• Deliver an end-to-end delivery service on SR’s assigned personally and be capable of performing all roles within the development life-cycle from requirements gathering and specification through to development, test coordination, and release management
• Deliver changes and new features in line with customer's expectations, while maintaining high level of coding standards (clean code, automated tests, pull requests, CI/CD)
• Support the team by contributing to continuous improvement of Dev Ops culture and tooling
• Constantly keep yourself fit with regards to latest technology and other work-related know-how; and apply the acquired knowledge whenever it is appropriate
• Take over end-to-end responsibility for some applications

• Strong experience with development in ION Endur
• Experience building frontends for web or desktop (Angular, WPF...)
• Previous contribution to quality assurance (designing / automating tests)
• Experience with databases (MS SQL, MongoDB...), message brokers (Kafka, RabbitMQ)
• Experience with microservices, domain services, containers (Docker, Kubernetes)
• Ability to design CI/CD pipelines:
  Jenkins, Octopus or Azure Dev Ops
• Knowledge of observability tools and practices (Grafana, ELK...)

• Degree in information science or engineering or equivalent professional experience
• Demonstrable experience and knowledge in commodities and energy trading
• Additional training in relevant programming languages and technologies

• High social competence, team-player
• Analytical and conceptual skills
• Assertiveness and ability to work independently and take responsibility for a functional track with dedicated resource allocation