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value innovation labsPhoenix (AZ)

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WE'RE HIRING: Senior .NET Developer | Phoenix, AZ Location: Phoenix, AZ (Candidates within 30–40 miles preferred)
Experience: 8–10 yearsVisa: Open to all visa types | OPT candidates welcomeWork Authorization: W2 only Required Technical Skills: Strong experience with C#, .NET Core, and ASP.NET Core Hands-on experience with Microservices Architecture Experience deploying applications on AWS Cloud Knowledge of AWS services: EC2, Lambda, ECS/EKS, S3, and RDS Strong experience building REST APIs and Web Services Experience with SQL Server or other relational databases Familiarity with Docker and Kubernetes is a plusKey Responsibilities: Design, develop, and maintain scalable .NET applications and microservices Build and integrate RESTful APIs Deploy and manage cloud-native applications on AWS Participate in code reviews, testing, and production support Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality solutions Looking for experienced .NET Developers who are local to the Phoenix, AZ area and available for W2 opportunities. Interested candidates: Please share your updated resume via DM. Referrals are welcome! #Hiring #DotNetDeveloper #CSharp #DotNetCore #Microservices #AWS #ASPNetCore #PhoenixAZ #W2Jobs #ITJobs #SoftwareDeveloper

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