Senior Full-Stack Engineer (m/f/d)

Req ID 89908 | Warsaw, Poland, ZF Automotive Systems Poland Sp. z o.o.

Senior Full-Stack Engineer (m/f/d)

We are looking for support for our innovative development team at our location in Warsaw, Poland.

About the team:
Join our innovative development team driving digital transformation in the automotive aftermarket industry. This role will contribute to cross-divisional projects, supporting shared goals while aligning with your division's objectives. The work involves internal collaboration similar to open-source contributions but within a cross-team context.

What you can look forward to as Senior Full-Stack Engineer (m/f/d):

• Collaborate with product teams to build end-to-end solutions for ZF's product catalog.
• Develop robust, maintainable systems using .NET Core/C# (backend) and React + Electron (frontend).
• Leverage AWS services for scalable cloud architecture.
• Contribute to technical design decisions, system architecture, and continuous improvement initiatives.
• Be part of an agile team, contributing to iterative software delivery through Scrum or Kanban methodologies.

Your Profile as Senior Full-Stack Engineer (m/f/d):

• 4+ years of experience in full-stack development with a focus on .NET Core/C# and cloud technologies.
• 2+ years of experience with React for frontend development.
• Experience working with SQL databases and a basic understanding of CI/CD practices.
• Experience with cloud platforms and willingness to develop expertise in AWS.
• Understanding of software design principles, system architecture, and engineering best practices.

Why you should choose ZF in Warsaw, Poland:

• Flexible working hours and hybrid work model (office in Warsaw).  
• Private medical insurance (Lux Med), life insurance, and annual bonuses.  
• MultiSport Card and cafeteria system.  
• Opportunity to work with cutting-edge technologies and a motivated team.

Be part of our ZF team as Senior Full-Stack Engineer (m/f/d) and apply now!

Contact

Jesko Broschat

+49 211 584 217