Backend Developer – ASP.NET Core

Victoria VR Group, a.s. is the Prague-based legal entity behind Victoria VR, an open-source AI platform for creating, publishing, and operating immersive 3D experiences, with a $VR-token-powered ecosystem.

Prague, Czech Republic

Funding history

About Victoria VR Group, a.s.

Victoria VR provides a no-code VR AI Builder, AI avatars platform, and AI Verse runtime/distribution platform for immersive experiences across PC, VR, and mobile. Its ecosystem also includes the active VR game Magic Madness VR.

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Skills

Candidate Availability

Required and preferred rules are kept separate and reflect the wording in the original posting.

About the Role

Build and evolve server-side systems for VR games, internal tools, and live platforms using ASP.NET Core, REST APIs, databases, and cloud infrastructure.

Requirements

  • Strong experience with modern .NET, ASP.NET Core or .NET 7+, C#, and Entity Framework Core
  • Experience building REST APIs and backend services
  • Experience with relational databases, primarily Microsoft SQL Server
  • Experience with Docker and Kubernetes
  • Experience designing service-based or microservices-oriented backend architectures
  • Experience with cloud infrastructure such as Azure
  • Knowledge of distributed systems or backend architecture
  • Experience with game development or live-service products
  • Background in startups or product-driven teams

Responsibilities

  • Design and implement backend services and APIs
  • Build systems supporting live VR games and internal platforms
  • Integrate backend services with frontend and game clients
  • Work with databases and cloud infrastructure
  • Collaborate with developers, designers, and product stakeholders
  • Improve existing backend systems and help design new architecture

Benefits

  • On-site work in Prague at Wenceslas Square
  • Freelance cooperation
  • Compensation of 80,000–100,000 CZK per month based on experience
  • Work on real products used by players and internal teams
  • Opportunity to influence technical decisions and architecture
  • Direct communication and minimal bureaucracy