Senior Backend .NET Developer
global information technologySouthfield (MI)
Senior Backend .NET Developer
Posted today
global information technologySouthfield (MI)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Senior Backend. NET Developer
Job Location: Remote
Job Type: Full Time
Develop backend services and REST APIs using C# and. NET.Build business and domain logic using SOLID and Clean Architecture principles. Work with Entity Framework Core, LINQ, SQL Server, and Azure SQL.Design integrations with enterprise and third-party systems. Implement asynchronous processing, background services, and messaging. Work with Azure Service Bus and other messaging technologies. Implement API security using OAuth 2.0, JWT, Entra ID, and RBAC.Implement caching, logging, monitoring, and error-handling solutions. Develop unit and integration tests. Troubleshoot production issues and optimize application performance. Participate in code reviews and technical design discussions. Support CI/CD pipelines and cloud deployments. Requirement:6–8+ years of software development experience. Strong hands-on experience with C# and modern. NET.Experience with .NET 8/9/10, ASP.NET Core, Web API, Entity Framework Core, LINQ, and SQL Server/Azure SQL.Strong experience designing REST APIs and enterprise integrations. Knowledge of asynchronous programming, messaging, and distributed systems. Experience with Azure and CI/CD.Strong understanding of database design, query optimization, SOLID principles, and design patterns. Experience with automated testing and Git-based development.
Preferred:
Experience with microservices and event-driven architecture.
Experience with Redis, Docker, and Kubernetes.
Experience with Azure API Management and Application Insights.
Experience migrating legacy.
NET Framework applications to modern.
NET.Interested candidates can send their updated resumes at jobs@global-itech.com
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