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Betsson Group in Malaga is seeking a Senior Backend Software Engineer to join our Development team. You will design and build distributed backend services in .NET, drive containerization and cloud migration, and help shape scalable architectures for high-availability systems.
You’ll collaborate with product and commercial teams, write high-quality tests, participate in incident resolution and on-call rotations, and maintain clear technical documentation such as ADRs, runbooks and guidelines.
Our Development team in Malaga is growing and we are now looking for a Senior Backend Software Engineer to join!
Our Campaigns & Rewards unit at Betsson Group ensures our customers come back for more. It’s all about loyalty. We provide a world class customer experience beyond the gameplay featuring Tournaments, Dynamic personalized campaigns, and much more!
You will be part of preparing our journey to containerization, increasing the scalability of our systems while also maintaining their high quality. To accommodate new requirements, we are constantly re-evaluating our systems design and working on exciting new features.
We don’t expect you to know everything listed below—but the more you’re familiar with, the better.
What matters most is your ability to learn, collaborate, and write high-quality, maintainable code.
These are essential to the role, and we’re looking for solid experience here.
Experience with relational or document databases, including indexing and query optimization, is a strong plus.
Experience with any major cloud provider or containerization platform is valuable.
Understanding unit, integration, and performance testing is more important than specific tools.
Familiarity with these or similar tools and concepts is a plus.
Experience with any messaging or actor-based system is valuable.
Experience with other observability stacks is also welcome.
Familiarity with continuous delivery pipelines and deployment strategies is more important than specific tooling.