Lead Dotnet Developer

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covetusPhoenix (AZ)

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About the role

10+ years of software development experienceProven experience as a Lead Developer, Technical Lead, or Engineering LeadStrong expertise in C#, .NET Core/.NET 8+, ASP.NET Core, Web APIs, Microservices, Azure, SQL Server, and modern software architectureExperience leading design, development, code reviews, mentoring, and delivery of enterprise-scale applicationsHands-on experience leveraging AI tools such as GitHub Copilot, Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or similar platforms to improve development productivity and qualityExperience with AI-enabled solutions, Agentic AI, RAG architectures, Azure OpenAI, MCP, and intelligent automation is highly preferredAI-Assisted Development Expectations: Candidates should be comfortable utilizing AI-assisted capabilities for: Solution architecture and technical designRequirements analysis and documentation generationFull-stack .NET application development (UI, APIs, Services, and Database layers) Code generation, refactoring, and optimizationUnit, integration, and automated test creationInfrastructure-as-Code (IaC) and deployment automationCI/CD pipeline development and release managementTechnical documentation, knowledge articles, and runbook creationCode review, quality assurance, and security analysisDeveloper productivity and engineering efficiency improvements

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