Software Developer
Dfds Denizcilik
16.08.2024
İstanbul / Türkiye
Tam Zamanlı
İş Yerinde
Deneyim: 2-4 Yıl
Job Description
Do you want to be a valued part of the critical infrastructure that serves communities across Europe and beyond? Are you looking for a position in which you can set direction and help shape our company? If so, then you could be the newest addition to our team as a Software Developer.
Be part of the movement - and play your part.
About the role
You will become part of the Ferry and Terminal Tribe in the Technology & Innovation Division. You will work in a cross-functional agile team and in close collaboration with other teams and our colleagues across the tribe. You will use your professional skills to design, build and run the best possible customer-centric and market-differentiating terminal services. We expect you and your team to take responsibility for the continuous modernization of the platform while still supporting the day-to-day operation.
About you
Our reference architecture is event-driven, API-first components running in the cloud which, among other things, enable us to release code many times a day. Going forward You will be a key player in building new components and changing existing solutions towards the reference architecture.
We expect you to hold a relevant educational background in Computer Science or similar, along with a minimum of 3 years of experience.
Required Skills and Knowledge:
- C# and .NET Core
- Relational databases such as Microsoft SQL
- Microservices, Event-Driven Architecture
Knowledge and practical experience with all the following technologies is an advantage, but not a requirement:
- AWS, Azure DevOps and Git
- REST API’s
- Non-relational databases such as DynamoDB
- React js / Flutter
- Docker and Kubernetes
Working at DFDS
DFDS provides shipping and transport services in Europe, generating annual revenues of EUR 1.9bn. To over 8,400 freight customers, we deliver high performance and superior reliability through shipping and port terminal services, and transport and logistics solutions. For 6 million passengers, we provide safe overnight and short sea ferry services. Our 10,000 employees are located on ships and in offices across more than 20 countries. DFDS was founded in 1866, is headquartered in Copenhagen, and listed on Nasdaq Copenhagen.
Join the movement and grow with us.
While you’re with us, we want you to develop. At DFDS, we believe that development happens first and foremost through activities in the workplace. We will also offer training courses that can support you in your role if needed.
Skills
About Company
About Dfds Denizcilik
Moving for all to grow since 1866
C.F. Tietgen’s initiative to merge four Danish steamship companies to DFDS (Det Forenede Dampskibs-Selskab) in 1866 had a strong purpose: The new company enabled trade that was growing exponentially in the wake of the industrialisation, creating growth for all. Products and coal from the UK, the world’s industrial locomotive at that time, were transported to the textile and energy demanding markets in Scandinavia and other countries. And in these countries, the steam ships conversely gave farmers access to the UK’s rapidly growing market for food and raw materials.
DFDS developed quickly with the growth it helped create. Around 1900, DFDS steam ships connected farmers around the Black Sea with the new Russian industrial area around St. Petersburg. DFDS started routes to USA bringing back soya cake as feed to European farmers thus supporting their transformation from exporters of livestock to producers and exporters of processed products like butter and bacon. DFDS also connected Danish and Scandinavian cities with each other and with the world. All this was based on a fleet of more than 120 ships, among the largest in the world at the time.
DFDS transported immigrants who sought a better future in the USA. During the world wars, DFDS kept up supplies of critical food and coal to people in Europe who otherwise would have been starving and unable to heat their homes. Jobs and industry were kept alive. After the war, DFDS’ ships, many now powered by diesel engines, kept moving – products from USA to Europe, people between countries, goods between UK and mainland Europe, between the Mediterranean and Scandinavia and to and from Iceland. At the end of the sixties, DFDS were the first to develop a ro-ro service, paving the way for more efficient shipping of trucks and trailers carrying industrial cargo.
The logistics activities were developed from 1972 with the same purpose. Connecting people and businesses from door-to-door to make everyone grow. When DFDS acquired Dan Transport in 1998, the business area became one of the largest forwarding and logistics companies in Northern Europe. DFDS Dan Transport was sold in 2000 to focus the company’s resources on shipping. After the acquisition of Norfolkline in 2010 and several logistics acquisitions, DFDS has again transformed itself to become a unique European Shipping and Logistics Group providing vital infrastructure services in Europe.
Today, DFDS has set a firm course towards development of digital capabilities to continue fulfilling the purpose the company was born with: We move for all to Grow.
