Full stack Developer

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sri techHouston (TX)

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Job ID: SRJ_8228
Posted: 2026-01-20
Location: Houston, TX
Salary: USD 95-100 / Yearly (Full Time) | USD 45-50 / Hourly (C2C)
Employment Type: 1099, C2C, Full TimeClient: L&T Technology ServicesContact: Meghana GorusuCompany: SRI Tech SolutionsFull stack DeveloperLocation: Houston- TXRemote ok or not: NoFTE/ TPC AnyAny Visa Restrictions: USC or GC only for FTE (No sponsorship available) Mandatory Skills: .NET Core 8, ASP.NET MVC, Certification in Sitecore, Cloud DevOps - AWS Lamda, SQS, API Gateway JD:ResponsibilitiesDesign and implementation of new features and core componentsRefactoring and continuous improvement of existing functionalityRequirements analysis and clarificationCommunication with US team members on daily basisParticipation in a SCRUM-based project developmentMandatory Skills 5+ years of experience with .NET Core 8, ASP.NET MVCGood experience with Cloud DevOps - AWS Lamda, SQS, API Gateway • Certification in Sitecore is MandatoryAdvanced knowledge of OOP, design patterns, SOLID principlesMS SQL Server strong experienceExcellent analytical, problem solving, and debugging skillsBachelor or Master's Degree in Computer ScienceUpper-Intermediate EnglishNice to Have SkillsWeb API/RESTful server development using ASP.NET coreAWS Cloud DevelopmentExperience with Azure DevOps/TFS and GitUnderstanding of Agile development methodologiesOil & Gas domain knowledgeSRI Tech Solutions is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, religion, age, sexual orientation, national origin or citizenship status or ethnic origin, disability, marital status, veteran status, or any other occupationally irrelevant criteria.

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