Senior DB Developer for Azure Cloud

Your role:

Are you passionate about building high performance applications? Do you have a curious nature, always interested in how to innovate? We're looking for someone with these qualities to help us by:

• Developing production-level MS SQL queries, procedures, and functions for a large-scale, modern application within a cloud setup
• Being a key contributor for designing databases and ensuring their stability, reliability, and performance
• Collaborating closely with the Business Product Owner, Back-End and Frond-End developers, and Quality Assurance professionals
• Ensuring code quality by code reviews, and CI/CD practices
• Mastering state-of-the-art technologies and a complex business domain
• Sharing knowledge across teams and division representatives
• Managing your development tasks end-to-end and taking ownership of it

You have:

• 3+ years of experience developing high quality database solutions in Microsoft SQL (MS SQL)
• 3+ years of experience implementing/optimizing stored procedures and functions using T-SQL
• Experience analyzing existing SQL queries for performance improvements
• Testing and debugging skills
• Experience with GIT
• Experience or knowledge of Agile practices (SCRUM)

Your soft skills:

• Team player: Embrace collaboration, flexibility, and a can-do attitude
• Great communication skills in English: You'll also be communicating with non-technical people and you must understand their needs and suggest technical solutions to their problems, sometimes in an abstract manner
• Open to changes: Understand and embrace the scientific method. Capacity to change your mind and opinions when confronted by your peers with supporting evidence
• Initiative: You have a proactive spirit. Saw something wrong? Raise your hand and speak up
• Reliable: A task given to you is under your responsibility. You can always reach out to anyone to help you out, but eventually you must ensure that what you're doing is the best that can be done for that situation
• Attention to detail: Make sure you're doing it "right" and not "quickly"
• Curiosity: Look the full picture and question things appropriately