Solution architect .NET
Published anonymouslyPartner vacancyA large Dutch public sector organisation with in-house development and operations teams.UtrechtRef. 7852040
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Your match0/6Key facts
- Job title
- Solution architect .NET
- Market
- .NET
- Place
- Utrecht
- Salary per month, 40 hours
- €6,700 to €7,882
- Hours per week
- 32 to 36
- Contract
- Temporary
- Level
- Medior
- Education
- Bachelor (HBO)
- Experience
- 3 years
- Work mode
- Hybrid
- Languages
- Dutch
- Industry
- Government
- Employer
- End-user organisation
- Posted
- 25 August 2026
Job description
About the role
A large Dutch public sector organisation builds, runs, and continuously renews its own applications. Think of digital case files, message exchange, and web portals for external parties. As a .NET solution architect, you decide how those solutions are built in a secure, coherent, and technically sound way.
What you will do
- You translate architecture statements from domain architects into concrete technical choices
- You create the solution architecture design for applications built and maintained in house
- You advise the development teams on integrations, quality, and security by design
- You answer questions during the build so teams can work just in time
- You align with other architects to keep the overall landscape coherent
- You help shape container platforms, microservices, object-based storage, and zero trust
What you bring
- You connect people and stand your ground
- At least 3 years of experience as a solution architect
- Bachelor's or master's level of working and thinking
- Familiar with Microsoft environments and with API and container architectures
- TOGAF and ArchiMate certification
- Experience working in an agile setting
What you get
- Flexible benefits budget of 16.5% of your annual salary, up to €1,170 a month
- Salary up to €7,094.18 a month based on 36 hours, depending on your experience
- One year contract for 32 to 36 hours a week with a view to permanent employment
- Flexible working days, partly from home, and €750 for your home workplace
- Pension scheme, a public transport card for commuting, and room for training
- 144 holiday hours plus 64 budget hours based on a 36 hour week
Benefits
- Pension scheme
- Travel allowance
- Bike plan
- Home office allowance
- Training budget
- Flexible hours
- Extra leave
- Team outings
- Drinks and events
- Padel or tennis with colleagues
Skills
10- C#
- .NET
- TOGAF
- ArchiMate
- Microsoft
- API-architectuur
- containers
- microservices
- zero trust
- agile
Growth path
Next step: Senior in .NET45 jobs
Median €5,875, middle half €5,625 to €5,875
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Salary
PublishedPublished with the job, converted to gross per month for 40 hours, excluding holiday allowance.€6,700 to €7,882
Gross per month for 40 hours, excluding holiday allowance
Confidencebased on 215 .NET jobs
- Net per month
- €5,024
- Net per year
- €60,288
- Gross per year
- €94,491
- Tax and contributions
- 36%
- Employer cost per year
- €113,390
- Net per hour, 40 hours
- €28.98
Net per month at EU average prices: €4,172
Same gross in other countries, net per monthEach country at its customary hours and extra pay, for the gross above at 40 hours.
- Switzerland (Zurich)€6,099
- Netherlands€5,024
- Ireland€4,793
- Luxembourg€4,792
- Germany€4,330
- Belgium€4,298
- France€4,205
Tip: this band was published with the job, so it is a fair anchor for the first conversation.
Useful?Assumptions and sources
Annual calculation below state pension age. Pension contributions and the 30% ruling are left out.
Tax rules of 2026.
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