Associate Full Stack Software Engineer

About the role

MRI Software, a PropTech company building real estate software, is hiring an Associate Full Stack Software Engineer. The role covers developing web applications, building backend APIs and supporting existing software projects.

Key responsibilities

• Develop web application prototypes, new technologies and products, and build responsive, scalable web apps with clean, maintainable code.
• Build fully functional, testable backend RESTful/SOAP APIs with database interfaces.
• Resolve defects and ensure accuracy, integrity, interoperability and completeness of the system.
• Build regular automated tasks and interfaces to exchange data between third-party systems.
• Troubleshoot and debug to optimise performance, and prepare and deliver software documentation.
• Provide updates, support and maintenance of existing web application projects, and respond to users in a timely manner.
• Work with colleagues to coordinate development and keep coding and interfacing consistent.
• Work with consultants on user stories, feasibility and demonstration showcases, and with consultants and senior engineers on test scenarios before user acceptance testing.
• Collaborate with customers and partners, internal and external, on knowledge transfer.

Required profile

• Diploma, Advanced/Higher/Graduate Diploma, Bachelor's degree, Post Graduate Diploma or Professional Degree in Engineering (Computer/Telecommunication), Computer Science/Information Technology or equivalent.
• Entry level or up to 2 years of relevant working experience.

Required skills

• C# and TypeScript, with SQL.
• Legacy platform: ASP.NET Web Forms (page lifecycle, server controls, ViewState).
• Modern platform.NET 8+ / ASP.NET Core and React with Next.js.
• HTML, CSS and strong relational modelling; hands-on with at least one of SQL Server, PostgreSQL or MySQL.
• Git-based workflows (GitHub or GitLab), including branching and pull-request review.
• Bonus: CI/CD pipelines (GitLab CI, GitHub Actions or Azure DevOps) and other SPA frameworks such as Angular.