Remote Full-Stack Engineer (.NET + React) — Growth & Perks

Hoorya; Wrocław; Hybrid; PLN 180,000 - 280,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Long-term role

Professional development

Remote/hub offices

Education & conferences funding

English language courses

27 days PTO

Job summary

Hoorya is seeking a Middle Full-Stack Engineer to join a US-based healthcare project. You will work on .NET backend services and a React-based frontend, building REST APIs and integrating with databases.

The role involves cloud and containerization practices and collaboration in a cross-functional team. Ideal candidates have strong C#/.NET experience, React, SQL skills, and familiarity with AWS and container-based deployments.

Qualifications

• 3+ years of professional experience with C# and .NET.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain features across .NET backend services and a React-based web interface.
• Build reusable UI components and integrate them with REST APIs.
• Develop and maintain REST APIs, integration services, and scalable backend components.
• Work with MS SQL Server, PostgreSQL, and EF Core.
• Implement and support asynchronous service communication using AWS SQS, RabbitMQ, or Kafka.
• Apply secure development practices, including OIDC/SSO and API security.
• Work with AWS-hosted services and CI/CD pipelines.
• Investigate and resolve issues across frontend and backend.

Skills

C#/.NET

ASP.NET Core

REST APIs

Entity Framework Core

Microservices

React

JavaScript

HTML5

CSS3

SQL Server

PostgreSQL

AWS

Docker

CI/CD

Message Queues

OIDC/SSO

API Security

Tools

Docker

AWS

Job description

Hoorya is seeking a Middle Full-Stack Engineer to join a US-based healthcare project. You will work on .NET backend services and a React-based frontend, building REST APIs and integrating with databases.

The role involves cloud and containerization practices and collaboration in a cross-functional team. Ideal candidates have strong C#/.NET experience, React, SQL skills, and familiarity with AWS and container-based deployments.