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Caseware

Desktop Software Developer

Caseware · R&D - Technology

Bucharest

Mid-level

SoftwareC# / .NET

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Posted
4w ago

Posted on 13 October 2026

Workplace
Remote

Work model: Remote

Salary
Not disclosed

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Caseware combines over 35 years of industry expertise with AI-powered technology to transform how audit and accounting professionals work. Serving organizations across 130 countries, we bring intelligent automation directly into audit and financial reporting workflows—helping professionals reduce manual work, navigate complexity, and focus on informed decisions. Join our global team and help build technology that strengthens trust in financial information.

We’re looking for a Desktop Software Developer who enjoys working with complex logic, structured data and software that supports financial reporting.

Your primary focus will be developing content and scripting within CaseView and Caseware Working Papers, alongside building and maintaining C#/.NET integrations. You’ll help create financial reporting solutions used by clients across Europe, supporting IFRS, local GAAP and related disclosure requirements.

Previous CaseView experience is an advantage, but isn’t required. We welcome developers with strong Windows scripting and .NET skills who are interested in learning a specialised financial reporting platform.

❗Note: This role is full-time, permanent. Not for B2B contract.

About Caseware

Caseware builds audit, accounting and financial-reporting software for accounting firms. A Canadian company with engineering including the Netherlands and Germany.