Full-Stack Developer

Do you want to help build smart digital solutions that keep the Dutch hinterland transport chain running smoothly?

As a Full-Stack Developer in Team Hinterland, you contribute directly to software used daily by carriers, terminals, depots, and many other logistics partners. If you enjoy creating clean, scalable front-end applications while also exploring the backend systems that power them, then this role is for you.

What do you bring?

• A bachelor’s or master’s level of thinking and at least 4 years of experience with Angular and TypeScript;

• A passion for clean code, reusable components, and thoughtful architecture;

• Interest in or experience with backend development (Java, Kotlin, event-driven systems);

• Familiarity with or willingness to work with AWS, Terraform, Docker, and modern cloud stacks;

• A strong awareness of security, authentication, and authorization;

• Residency in the Netherlands;

• Bonus points for: mobile app development, CloudFront, or Event Sourcing frameworks;

• An understanding that technology is a means to an end: smarter port logistics and higher customer satisfaction.

About Team Hinterland

Team Hinterland serves a community of over 1,500 customers in the road, inland shipping, and rail sectors.
We develop and maintain digital services that are crucial for an efficient and secure logistics chain, and we integrate with smart-service providers to jointly deliver better solutions.

Within the team, you work alongside a Business Manager, Product Owner, Business Analyst, Tech Lead, and several Software Developers. Together, you translate customer needs into reliable software solutions.

A Day in the Life of a Software Developer in Team Hinterland

08:45 - I take the elevator to Portbase on the 8th floor and go right to the corner of team Hinterland

09:00 - Open IntelliJ to continue with my ticket

10:00 - Deploy my branch to the test environment to test

10:15 - A coffee break with colleagues and stealing some treats from the candy container in our corner

10:30 - Test ticket on the test environment

11:00 - Created a pull request in Bitbucket

11:15 - Customer Service asks if I can help them with a question from the customer

12:00 - Daily walk with the team along the Maas and grabbing lunch somewhere

12:45 - Eat our lunch together at the office

13:00 - Refinement with all Software Developers, Product Owners and Business Analysts

14:00 - Release my ticket to production and monitor its behavior for a while

15:00 - Daily with the other Software Developers

15:30 - Close my ticket in JIRA and pick up a new ticket from the sprint

17:00 - Time to close my laptop and go home

What do we offer you?

• Hybrid working from a modern office next to Blaak Station and the Markthal;

• Plenty of opportunities for growth and development through performance development, the Portbase Academy, and knowledge sessions;

• A culture focused on collaboration, innovation, and personal initiative;

• 26 vacation days (with the option to buy more), diversity hours, and excellent secondary employment conditions;

• An attractive annual salary including holiday pay and a 13th month.