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David Careers

Remote Senior .NET Developer

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human directDenver (CO)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

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$5,000 - $7,000 per month

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About the role

Remote Senior .NET Developer Senior level Full-time5,000-7,000 USD gross / month Remote or Sofia, Romania, Kiev, Slovenia, Croatia, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Malta, Greece and LvivHDDGM001 110 RemoteJob Summary Our partner's product is a new Continuous Feedback platform that provides developers with the data they need to own their code all the way to production. By analyzing existing observability sources (logs traces and metrics), the application gleans critical insights on performance, errors, and usage which can be leveraged to improve code, identify hotspots and bottlenecks and assess code change impact. For faster feedback cycles, it provides code insights right in the IDE and integrates with GitOps tools.
About the Role: Our partner is seeking a strong, senior. NET developer with proven technical leadership skills and an enthusiasm for development tools and practices, to become an important part of their engineering team's DNA. They are an all-senior 'founding team' building an ambitious SaaS platform that explores new ways in which developers can leverage observability in their IDE and GitOps environments. Our partner is seeking developers that are also builders - looking to shape the product and contribute both from their professional expertise and domain knowledge. Technology Stack You'll Be Working With:.Net 6, Microservices RabbitMQInfluxDBRedisPostgreSQLMassTransitQuartzAWS, Kubernetes
Requirements:
  • At least 6 years of experience developing complex.
  • NET backend applications, preferably working on SaaS products
  • Technical leadership or TL experience
  • Expertise in the design/architecture of distributed systems
  • Advantage: Expertise working with RabbitMQ, Kafka, time-series databases, OpenTelemetry, etc..net kafka OpenTelemetry saas RabbitMQ microservices .Net 6 AWS kubernetes k8s InfluxDB redis postgresql

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