We are a team of experts who work together to design and develop software that matters. G&D Netcetera strongly believes in and supports continuous professional development. We care about our well-being. At G&D Netcetera, we share our expertise, foster exchange, and appreciate different approaches. Respect, reliability, commitment, and professionalism define us
Our teams work with agile development methodologies and use the latest technology. G&D Netcetera specialists are part of an extensive network within the IT industry
is our platform for personal finance, currently serving the Swiss market, with the long-term ambition of expanding across the DACH region. It supports financial advisors in face-to-face consultations and in-depth expert analyses and gives their clients a clear view of their own financial situation, including the option to update their data themselves
Omnium
The platform covers the full range of personal finance, from budgeting and insurance to inheritance planning. Its core modules address some of the most important decisions in people’s lives: financing a home, investing, planning for retirement, pension provision and taxes
Your work will directly help advisors give better advice and help people make well-informed decisions about their financial future, and you will help shape the product as it continues to evolve
Design and develop product features end to end, from REST APIs to Angular user interfaces
Design new technical solutions and present them to other teams
Upgrade Java, Spring Boot, and Angular libraries, and resolve vulnerabilities in dependencies
Refactor code and reduce technical debt
Write automated tests and improve our CI/CD pipelines and developer tooling
Perform code reviews and share knowledge with less experienced colleagues
Your profile
Solid experience with Java 17+ and Spring Boot 3 or 4, including an understanding of how Spring works
Experience designing and implementing REST APIs
Spring Data JPA / Hibernate and SQL with relational databases
Modern Angular (standalone components, signals) and TypeScript