We're growing and looking for back-end developers with a love of streaming data!

About the position

We are in a rapidly expanding phase, and we are now looking for a passionate, proactive, and detail-oriented back-end developer to join us at our office in central Oslo, Norway. You have experience with .NET, and you are excited about the idea of working with real-time streaming data in the cloud and having it distributed to hundreds of thousands of concurrent users. Additionally, you will be working with Azure, and you’re open to exploring new technologies and adapting our products to align with performant and cost-effective solutions.

Your background

We believe strongly in hiring the best people, and then adjusting the positions to fit their skills and experience. We are looking for developers in multiple disciplines and of different levels of experience and seniority, so don't hesitate to get in touch for a quick chat!

If some of these describe you, you may be the one we're looking for;

• Great experience with C# and .NET
• You write clean and testable code
• IEnumerable is your friend
• You smile when you see async await
• Experience with Azure or other cloud providers
• Familiarity with real-time distribution systems such as SignalR or Socket.IO is a plus (we’re using our own WebSocket tech)
• Familiarity with financial data or systems

Why work at Norkon

We're continually working to ensure that our employees are happy and inspired, here are some of the key examples;

• Working with some of the leading media groups and financial services companies in Europe
• Competitive salary
• Stock-options program (ESOP)
• Top modern offices in the middle of the city center
• Paid mobile and internet
• Performant hardware
• Noise-canceling headset
• Social events such as summer parties with a volleyball tournament
• Good pension
• 10% time to experiment with new ideas
• Room to grow and expand your skillset
• Flexible working hours (core time 09-14)
• Gym in the building
• A refrigerator full of snacks and drinks
• "Burrito-Tuesday", and "Friday Snack" served by a real Swede