Junior Software Engineer

As a junior software engineer, you'll be part of an agile scrum team, working on the development and optimisation of web applications. You’ll work on both front-end and back-end development and get the chance to dive into cloud technologies, CI/CD pipelines, and test automation. What you’ll be doing depends on your role and the organisation you’ll be working for - here are some examples of what you might work on:

• Building web applications: You’ll develop modern, user-friendly web applications using Java, JavaScript, .NET, C# or SQL. You make sure the software is reliable, handles data securely, and is easy to scale as the organisation grows or new features are needed.
• Working with cloud technologies: You’ll learn how to host applications in Microsoft Azure or other cloud platforms. You'll also explore Infrastructure as Code (IaC), a way to manage IT infrastructure like servers and databases through automated code.
• Debugging and testing: You’ll identify software issues by analysing errors and log files. You’ll also help set up systematic testing to ensure new releases go live smoothly, without unexpected issues.
• Collaborating in multidisciplinary teams: You’ll work with business analysts, product owners and other developers to ensure the software meets user needs. This means you won’t just write code - you'll also learn how technical solutions contribute to business goals.
• Working within CI/CD processes: You’ll support and improve CI/CD pipelines using Azure DevOps. CI/CD (Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment) ensures software is automatically tested and prepared for release. This helps new features become available to users quickly and without disruptions.

• You have (or are close to finishing) a bachelor’s or master’s degree in a relevant field, such as Computer Science, Software Engineering, or Cyber Security & Cloud.
• You have basic knowledge of, or interest in .NET, C#, SQL and Azure.
• You have an analytical mindset and enjoy solving problems.
• You’re a strong communicator and enjoy working with different stakeholders.
• You’re eager to learn and want to grow in a dynamic environment.
• Currently based in the Netherlands and available full-time.

• 💰 A gross monthly salary from €3,629.53 (based on 40 hours, including holiday pay and a 13th month).
• Plenty of personal development opportunities.
• Access to the Solid Academy: learn knowledge and skills anytime, anywhere.
• €2,000 per year to invest in your personal growth.
• Genuine attention and real involvement.
• Flexibility to work (partly) from home.
• 25 holiday days (based on a 40-hour week).
• Travel allowance.