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Senior Full Stack .NET Developer

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eteamNew York (NY)

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Job Title: Senior Full Stack .NET Developer Location: New York, NY 10003 (Onsite)
Duration: 06 Months Interview Process (Is face to face required): Yes (2nd round) Must Have Skills ASP.NET ASP.NET Core, Web API RESTful Web Services troubleshooting, security, performance Oracle & SQL Server complex SQL, PLSQL, T SQL tuning, production fixes Nice to have skills Govern data fixes, reconciliations, and production queries under strict audit and compliance controls Support database release coordination and rollback strategies Detailed Job Description Develop new functionality and upgrades As a Full Stack .NET developer using REST APIs on Oracle SQL Server developing SQL, PLSQL, TSQL tuning, production fixes using ASP.NET ASP.NET Core, C, Web API INTERNAL Database Ownership Oracle SQL Server Act as senior authority for Oracle and SQL Server production support. Oversee performance tuning strategies for high volume operational data Govern data fixes, reconciliations, and production queries under strict audit and compliance controls. S Minimum years of experience: > 10 years Top 3 responsibilities: Provide deep expertise in ASP.NET ASP.NET Core applications used in operational workflows. Own technical standards for RESTful Web Services used for real time and near real time utility integrations Oversee remediation of Performance degradation under peak storm loads

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