C# .NET Developer

Duties and Responsibilities:

  • Work across full software development life cycle

  • Follow Agile development practices to support iterative development and releases

  • Ownership of code, applications and systems for quality, interoperability and performance

  • Work in small cross-functional teams

  • Actively collaborate with business and engineering stakeholders

  • Closely collaborate with partners to design and develop new integrations

  • Candidates must have good coding standards, delivering quality and robust code, accompanied with concise commentary and documentation

  • Performs design, coding, testing, implementation, and documentation of solution

  • Ensures that expected application performance levels are achieved

  • Estimates and defines timetables and project tasks

KEY SKILLS:

Non-negotiable/Required

  • Experience in full-life cycle software development, preferably with experience in developing multi-tiered enterprise applications with Microsoft technologies

  • Experience developing and implementing .NET Applications.

  • Experience with T-SQL, stored procedures in Microsoft SQL Server 2019+.

  • Experience with REST APIs, Microservices, and Kubernetes

  • Experience with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript frameworks (e.g. jQuery, REACT)

  • Strong technical background in C#, OOPS, ASP.NET

  • Experience working with Entity Framework, GitLab, and Visual Studio latest versions (TFS 2019 or higher)

  • Proven track record of working in a fast-paced, time-sensitive project that requires clear and timely communication, balancing priorities, and going above and beyond the requirement of the role

  • Experience or high desire to work in an Agile / Scrum development methodology

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