Quick overview
AI summarySenior software development role at Apcopay, a payments orchestration platform in Marsa. Requires 5+ years with C# .NET / .NET Core, ASP.NET and SQL Server, plus front-end work in Angular or Blazor, microservices, REST APIs and Azure tooling. On-site in Malta, reporting to the Head of Software Development. Suits full-stack developers comfortable mentoring juniors and refactoring legacy fintech systems.
About the role
Senior Software Developer, Apcopay
Malta · Senior · 5+ years' experience
Apcopay is hiring a Senior Software Developer for its payments orchestration platform, reporting to the Head of Software Development. The role covers the full development lifecycle and takes a lead on technical decisions.
What you'd do
You would design, build and maintain the systems behind the platform, from requirements and solution design through to deployment and support. That includes optimising data models, modernising legacy applications, integrating external payment gateways and providers, and resolving production issues. You contribute to architecture discussions, mentor less experienced developers, and push code quality and new technology across the team.
What you need
A degree in Software Engineering, Computer Science, Information Systems or similar, and at least 5 years of development with strong C# .NET, ASP.NET and SQL Server. You should know microservices, REST APIs, MVC or MVVM and domain-driven design, and have hands-on front-end experience with Angular and Blazor. Azure tools such as Azure Monitor, Log Analytics and DevOps are highly desirable, as is experience leading technical decisions. Strong English is required.
About the company
Apcopay is a payments orchestration platform operating since 2004, part of Harvest Technology plc, with 40+ acquiring banks and 240+ payment options serving over 1,200 merchants in 25 countries. Benefits include health insurance, an on-site gym, a wellness benefit, an employee assistance programme, flexible working, study sponsorships and industry certifications.