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Application Developer JP055208

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Job Location:

Brussels - Belgium

Monthly Salary: Not provided by the employer
Posted: 30 August 2026 (3 days ago)
Application Deadline: 27 November 2026
Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

Application DeveloperJP055208

Role Overview A public sector IT department is seeking a motivated Junior Application Developer to support the development of an internal web application for managing legal appeals filed against administrative decisions. The system tracks complex legal workflows including court hearings appointment of lawyers and experts expense notes document generation and court rulings across multiple judicial levels.

The developer will join an established Agile delivery team (comprising 1 Analyst and 3 Developers) to accelerate feature delivery and ensure project completion by the end of the year.

Key Responsibilities

  • Translate functional requirements and specifications into clean scalable and maintainable application code.
  • Develop full-stack web solutions using C# .NET Core and SQL Server.
  • Build and refine responsive web user interfaces using modern front-end tools.
  • Collaborate within a hybrid bilingual Agile team following sprint-based delivery cycles.
  • Quickly onboard both functionally and technically to adapt to existing architectural standards and codebase conventions.
  • Produce clear technical documentation in French Dutch or English.

Position Details

  • Role: Junior Application Developer
  • Contract Duration: October 1 2026 January 15 2027 (4 months full-time; option for earlier start pending onboarding)
  • Work Arrangement: Hybrid
  • Location: Brussels Belgium

Required Skills & Experience

Technical Competencies

  • Backend: C# .NET Core Microsoft SQL Server RESTful Web Services
  • Frontend: HTML CSS JavaScript jQuery Bootstrap 5
  • Version Control: Subversion (SVN)
  • Methodology: Agile / Scrum

Language Proficiency

  • French: Active operational proficiency (Functional analyses are written entirely in French)
  • Dutch: Passive working knowledge
  • English: Passive working knowledge (ability to read specifications and write technical documentation)