Find .NET developer jobs with Findigo
How Findigo helps find .NET jobs: a profile with C#, .NET, Azure and SQL, relevant matches and a prepared application for you to review.
Findigo is a Swedish job agent for many occupations, including .NET developers. Upload your CV or describe your experience and the role you want. Include C#, .NET, ASP.NET Core, Azure and SQL only when you actually have those skills. Findigo uses your profile and preferences to find and rank relevant jobs. You can also ask the agent to find .NET jobs for you. In review mode, you review the application and click Submit.
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Upload your CV or describe your background, preferred developer role, location and work arrangement. Review the prepared application before submission.
Build an accurate .NET CV
Include only technology you have actually used and explain the context, such as C#, .NET or .NET Core, ASP.NET Core, Azure and SQL. Distinguish between employment, education and personal projects. Add your preferred role, location and work arrangement. You do not need every skill in the list, and Findigo must never add experience simply because a job ad mentions it.
State your level and work type
Keep course projects, personal projects and employment distinct. Wanting consulting work is not evidence of prior consulting experience.
Understand the match
The match score is Findigo's assessment of how well your profile fits the job. It is not the employer's rating or a guarantee of an interview or employment. Skills, experience and job preferences help Findigo prioritize. A 90 percent match does not mean a 90 percent chance of getting the job. Ask the agent to explain a specific match using your profile and the job ad; if evidence is missing, it must say so.
Prepare the application
Findigo's Chrome extension helps prefill application forms on external job sites with information from your profile and CV. You need a Findigo account and a compatible desktop browser. In review mode, you review the information and click Submit. Support varies between forms; sign-in, CAPTCHA or questions only you can answer may require your help. A filled form is not a submitted application.
Keep consent explicit
Unattended submission requires autopilot opt-in and passed consent and safety checks. A high score or uploaded CV is not permission to submit.