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Veeam Software in Warsaw, Poland, seeks a Senior C# Developer to design and build robust backend solutions for processing large data volumes. You will contribute to integrating Veeam products into BaaS offerings, including Veeam Data Command Center, Veeam Service Provider Console, and Veeam VDC Azure/Entra ID services.
You will own major components, shape architecture decisions, and collaborate with product management to align business requirements and estimate effort, costs, and capacity for
We're looking for a Senior C# Developer to help design and build robust, scalable backend solutions for collecting and managing large volumes of data. Join the team responsible for designing and evolving the components that integrate the various Veeam products into the company's BaaS offerings. The team drives the development of the following products: Veeam Data Command Center, Veeam Service Provider Console, and Veeam VDC Azure/Entra ID services.
Please note: If the applicant is permanently present outside of Poland, Veeam reserves the right to refuse to consider the application for a job. Remote job is only possible in case the employee is located in Poland.
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