Dot Net + Angular Full Stack Developer
Dot Net + Angular Full Stack Developer
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- .NET Backend (8 years)*- ASP.NET Core Web API on IIS; Entity Framework Core (advanced: migrations, temporal tables, schema isolation)- Domain-Driven Design in practice: aggregates, domain events, anti-corruption layers- API design (RESTful, contract-first, versioned, paginated) including API Gateway / BFF patterns- CQRS (MediatR), durable background jobs (Hangfire), real-time push (SignalR)* Angular Frontend (5 years)*- Component architecture, lazy-loaded modules, reactive forms, RxJS- State management with NgRx; real-time UI via SignalR/WebSocket- Strong UX sensibility. Able to collaborate with operator SMEs and achieve mental-model parity with legacy screens* SQL Server (5 years)*- Scalable schema design: high-volume tables, partitioning for growth, archival strategies, read/write separation- Core design craft: normalization (3NF ), schema-per-service, indexing strategies (clustered, filtered, covering), constraints, temporal tables- Performance optimization: Query Store, execution plan analysis, wait statistics, index tuning* Distributed Systems & Messaging (5 years)*- Kafka/RabbitMQ at production depth: partitioning, consumer groups, exchange types, dead-letter handling, exactly-once semantics, clustering/HA- Patterns: transactional outbox, saga/process manager, idempotent consumers- Resilience: circuit breaker, retry with backoff, bulkhead isolation- Event-driven architecture; contract-first API design Top 3 responsibilities: Own endtoend production health of applications supporting Operations. Lead major incident bridges, restoration coordination, and postincident reviews with ConEd leadership. Ensure strict adherence to SLAs, Regulatory expectations, and internal governance standards.
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