
Best Entry Level Back-End Developer Jobs
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32 Entry-Level Back-End Developer Jobs Available
Backend Developer .NET
72
Job Role Match (back-end)
Great Match
74
Hidden Talent Friendliness
Great Chances
The ad specifies the search for both senior and junior .NET developers, indicating a range of experience is acceptable. This suggests some level of importance, though not the most critical aspect. The ad does not mention education requirements, suggesting that this may not be the primary criteria, although in practice, relevant education is typically valued.
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Entry-Level Back-End
Full-Stack Utvikler
68
Job Role Match (back-end)
Good Match
61
Hidden Talent Friendliness
Good Chances
The ad explicitly requires at least 2 years of experience as a developer, indicating it's a factor taken into account to ensure the candidate has a certain level of proficiency. The ad specifies that a Bachelor's or Master's level education is required, indicating that this is a significant factor to them.
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Entry-Level Full-Stack
Entry-Level Back-End
Fullstack utvikler
71
Job Role Match (back-end)
Great Match
58
Hidden Talent Friendliness
Decent Chances
The requirement for a minimum of 7+ years of experience is explicitly stated, indicating this factor is highly important to the employer. The ad does not mention educational requirements, focusing instead on experience and skills, which suggests education level may not be a critical factor.
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Entry-Level Full-Stack
Entry-Level Back-End
Entry-Level Front-End
Backend developer
74
Job Role Match (back-end)
Great Match
38
Hidden Talent Friendliness
Decent Chances
Emphasized by the requirement for someone who has been programming for 'many years,' suggesting significant value placed on experience. Not explicitly stated, implying that the practical experience and ability to perform the job functions may be more important.
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Entry-Level Back-End
Backend-utvikler
81
Job Role Match (back-end)
Great Match
13
Hidden Talent Friendliness
Very low Chances
The ad prefers candidates with a few years behind the keyboard, indicating experience is valued but they are open to varying levels. Higher education in IT is mentioned as an advantage but not a requirement, showing a moderate importance with flexibility depending on experience.
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Entry-Level Back-End
Entry-Level Full-Stack
Backend utvikler
71
Job Role Match (back-end)
Great Match
27
Hidden Talent Friendliness
Very low Chances
The requirement for at least 3 years of relevant work experience suggests that this factor is quite important for the employer as it indicates the candidate should have a solid foundation in the field. The specification that a bachelor's degree in IT is required indicates that the educational background is quite important to this employer.
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Entry-Level Back-End
Entry-Level Full-Stack
Backend-utvikler? Bygg Nordens beste elbil-plattform med oss i Elton Mobility!
79
Job Role Match (back-end)
Great Match
7
Hidden Talent Friendliness
Very low Chances
The ad mentions the desire for someone with several years of experience, indicating it is of some importance. Education level is not mentioned, which implies that practical skills and experience are of higher importance.
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Entry-Level Back-End
Entry-Level Full-Stack
Backendutvikler
74
Job Role Match (back-end)
Great Match
40
Hidden Talent Friendliness
Decent Chances
The ad suggests some preference for candidates with at least a couple of years of backend experience. However, willingness to learn may compensate for a lack of specific technology experience. While not a strict requirement, some level of pertinent experience is valued. There is no mention of any required educational level, suggesting it is not a primary concern. Skills and enthusiasm for coding are emphasized instead.
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Entry-Level Back-End
Entry-Level Full-Stack
Frontend utvikler
53
Job Role Match (back-end)
Decent Match
52
Hidden Talent Friendliness
Decent Chances
The job ad specifically mentions the requirement of 5+ years of relevant work experience, emphasizing its importance for the role. Education is not mentioned, indicating that experience and skills may be valued over formal education level for this position.
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Entry-Level Full-Stack
Entry-Level Front-End
Entry-Level Back-End
Frontend-utvikler
61
Job Role Match (back-end)
Good Match
49
Hidden Talent Friendliness
Decent Chances
The ad does not mention years of experience, but given the technical nature of the role, some experience is likely required. The emphasis seems to be on technical skills and team fit more than a specific number of years. No specific mention of education requirements suggests that the employer may value skills and practical experience more than formal education credentials.
- Included in these categories:
Entry-Level Front-End
Entry-Level Full-Stack
Entry-Level Back-End
Hidden talent friendliness is calculated based a proprietary model. It estimates the degree to which a job opportunity is likely to accept highly skilled candidates lacking traditional credentials. The model currently factors in top data points based on the current scientific consensus.
Job role match percentages are callculated based on semantic similarity of underlying factors. This differs from most job boards, who rely on manual classification & what's often unintentional false categorization made by the company. Note that rank also matters here. We model entry-level job roles.