About the project

Our customer is building a SCADA platform for Building Management Systems (BMS) from the ground up — a robust industrial solution with a cloud version and a local (on-premise) version. The project involves multiple APIs, databases, real-time communication with physical controllers, and a distributed architecture designed for scale and resilience.

Duration: 12-18 Months

Tech stack

• .NET 10
• React
• PostgreSQL
• Keycloak
• RabbitMQ
• gRPC
• Docker
• Caddy
• .NET Aspire

What you'll do

• Design and develop APIs in .NET 10 for communication with BMS controllers and client interfaces
• Implement and maintain async messaging pipelines via RabbitMQ and real-time communication via gRPC
• Contribute to the platform's security architecture, integrating Keycloak for authentication and authorization
• Build the installer and containerised version of the on-premise solution (Docker)
• Collaborate with the front-end team in React to define API contracts and ensure smooth integration
• Participate in architecture decisions for both the cloud and local versions
• Work with .NET Aspire for local orchestration during development

What we're looking for

Non-negotiable: solid command of .NET and hands-on experience building APIs. The rest of the stack can be learned.

• 2–5 years of back-end development with .NET (C#)
• Experience building and consuming REST APIs or gRPC services
• Familiarity with async messaging systems (RabbitMQ, Kafka, or similar)
• Knowledge of PostgreSQL and relational data modelling
• Experience with Docker and application containerisation
• Understanding of API security patterns (OAuth2/OIDC is a plus)
• Background in industrial or automation systems (SCADA, OPC-UA, BACnet) is a strong differentiator

Nice to have

• Experience with .NET Aspire or microservices-oriented development
• Knowledge of Keycloak or other identity providers
• Experience building installers or distributing on-premise software
• Background in embedded systems, IoT, or industrial automation
• React experience for front-end collaboration