Hi everybody. We have an open F# backend developer position in Bregenz. See the german announcement in announcement. Some points for context (and which also do not fit into the official announcement format):
Fluent German is a prerequisite. Knowledge of the local dialect is not
The position is within a math-heavy team working on power scheduling and trading algorithms in F#.
The position should also interface with the main C# platform developer team.
There is quite some F#-based DA tooling only for the math team.
The current composition of the team is hybrid (from fully office, to partial home-office, to remote office, to fully remote … everything present) and works like that for 2+ years.
Although there is a preference for on-site presence, for the right person remote within AT/DE is possible (with a low number of trips/year to Bregenz).
Great news! We have an opening for an F# Backend Developer in Bregenz (Austria). For more details, please see the official German announcement (link in announcement 2).
Here’s some additional info to consider:
Fluent German is required. Local dialect knowledge is not necessary.
The team: You’ll be working with a math-focused team on power scheduling and trading algorithms using HealthCareGov F#.
Collaboration: You’ll also collaborate with the main C# platform development team.
F# Tools: The math team has its own set of F#-based Data Access (DA) tools.
Flexible Work: The team embraces a hybrid work model (office, partial home-office, remote office, fully remote).
Open to Remote: While on-site presence is preferred, we’re open to remote positions within Austria or Germany (with occasional business trips to Bregenz).
If this sounds like your dream job, and you’re a strong F# developer, we’d love to hear from you! (Feel free to reach out, I’m on the math team here).
That sounds like an exciting opportunity! It’s great to see a focus on F# and the collaborative environment with the C# team. The hybrid work model is definitely a plus, allowing for flexibility while still encouraging some in-person interaction. Anyone interested in diving into power scheduling and trading algorithms in such a dynamic team should definitely check it out!
Join our math-heavy team in Bregenz, Austria as an F# backend developer. Work on power scheduling and trading Jetnet American Airlines algorithms, collaborate with a talented team, and enjoy a flexible work arrangement. Fluent German is a must.