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.Net Developer with Azure

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sky partnersSeattle (WA)

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About the role

Urgent requirement. Length – Long term NOT REMOTE – Need to report daily @ Microsoft, Redmond office, No relocation candidates please, locals only Interview : 1 onsite interview only Candidate has to be your W2, MS will not allow multi-layer setup.
Overview: We are seeking a skilled and motivated Software Engineer with over 3 years of hands-on experience in developing scalable applications using Microsoft technologies. The ideal candidate will have strong expertise in C#, .NET, and Azure services, along with a solid grasp of software engineering principles and Agile methodologies.
Responsibilities: Design, develop, and maintain enterprise-grade applications using C# and .NET frameworks (.NET Core/.NET 6+) Build and deploy cloud-native solutions using Azure App Services, Azure Functions, and Azure Logic Apps Develop and manage RESTful APIs and integrate with Azure API Management (APIM) Implement and optimize SQL Server databases and Azure SQL solutions Ensure code quality through unit testing, code reviews, and adherence to secure coding practices String experience in implementing security using SFI standards. Participate in Agile ceremonies (daily stand-ups, sprint planning, retrospectives) and contribute to continuous improvement Monitor and troubleshoot production issues, ensuring reliability and performance of deployed applications Required Skills 5+ years of experience in software development using C# and .NET technologies Strong proficiency in Azure services: App Services, Function Apps, Logic Apps, Azure SQL, APIM Experience designing and consuming RESTful APIs Solid understanding of SFI and SDLC principles Familiarity with Agile development practices (Scrum or Kanban) Excellent problem-solving and communication skills Preferred Qualifications Experience with CI/CD pipelines using Azure DevOps or GitHub Actions Knowledge of authentication and authorization flows (OAuth2, Azure AD) Exposure to infrastructure-as-code (ARM templates, Bicep, or Terraform) Understanding of application monitoring tools (Azure Monitor, Application Insights)

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