Dotnet Developer in NETHERLANDS

Are you a C# .NET Developer who is passionate about creating maintainable and highly scalable solutions that will enable our users to push their limits and become better athletes? Are you looking for a sporty working environment with fanatic cyclists, triathletes and experienced developers? If so, join us and push your limits anywhere, any time of the year.

As a C# .NET Developer you will participate in the development of our APIs and Front Ends to support the Tacx Apps and integration with Garmin Connect. In this role, you will be working closely with the Product owner and other team members to implement new features for our interactive Tacx application and align the way of working.

The Software & App Development team

The Tacx app (available for IOS, Android and Windows) connects with Tacx trainers and makes indoor cycling more realistic, challenging and fun. With our extensive collection of real-life videos and group rides we are serving thousands of cyclists worldwide and helping them push their limits and reach their goals. In this client-facing product environment we continuously need to improve performance, quality, features and design. Next to this, we aim to join the Garmin ecosystem, creating an all-season cycling experience.

The software & app development team has grown rapidly in the past years. Currently, it consists of 40 people (of 10 different nationalities) spread across 5 working on feature and platform activities. Next to this we aim to join the Garmin ecosystem, creating an all-season cycling experience.

What are your main tasks and responsibilities?

• Implement a high quality and scalable solution together with our team of developers, designers, automation engineers and testers.
• Pro-actively address any issues or bugs and solve these if prioritized.
• Adhere to principles, patterns and practices together with the team.
• Participate in code reviews.
• Partner with the Product team and Business analysts to create new concepts and features.
• Mentor junior developers and share knowledge that benefits their skill development.
• You are someone who inspires others with his/her passion and ambition.

What do we expect from you?

• multiple years of experience working with the .NET framework and C# programming language.
• Working experience with Azure Cloud Services.
• Experience with web programming frameworks like ASP.NET Core (REST APIs), GraphQL (Hot Chocolate)
• A good understanding of git and CI/CD workflows.
• Working experience in an Agile/Scrum way is a plus.
• You can explain complex technology matters in simple terminology.
• You are genuinely curious and constantly striving to learn.
• Good communication skills in English and preferably Dutch.

What we offer you?

We offer you the opportunity to contribute to the ambitions and success of a globally growing company. You will share your passion and engage in ambitious and challenging projects. While using your skills you will have a direct impact on our current focus and future direction.

Besides a competitive salary, 27 holiday days a year, holiday allowance and a performance bonus we also offer flexible working hours, training opportunities, a good pension plan and attention to personal development. In addition, you have the option to participate in the Garmin stock program and receive an attractive reduction on Tacx and Garmin products. All present in an inspiring, diverse, multicultural, and sporty work environment. For the right candidate who is not living close to our Oegstgeest office, we offer relocation support.

Do you want to work at Tacx, a Garmin company?

If you feel excited by being part of this inspiring and sporty work environment and you think your personal skills and professional qualities match the job requirements, we look forward to receiving your job application, together with a Curriculum Vitae. If you have questions about this position or the process do not hesitate, grab your phone and app or call Dré Schellekens, Talent Acquisition Consultant, +31 6 28558033 or send an e-mail to dre.schellekens@garmin.com