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David Careers

.Net Backend Developer with GCP and Kafka || Dallas/Southlake, TX (Onsite) || Fulltime FTE

Posted 3 days ago

ace stackDallas (TX)
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About the role

Net Backend Developer With GCP And Kafka
Location: Dallas/Southlake, TX Day one OnsiteFull Time Permanent / FTEInterview Process - 1 Round internal interview and 1 client interview
Job Description
Required Experience:
  • Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or related field
  • Hands on experience gained through 6-10+ years in a software development role
  • Experience with full stack application development technologies, RESTful APIs, Relational and Document-Based databases, and Cloud technologies
  • The ability to work independently and to effectively interact and collaborate with all types of stakeholders, both technical and business, peers, and leaders
  • The ability work in a fast-paced environment and contribute to multiple projects simultaneously
  • Strong problem solving and critical thinking skills
  • The ability to quickly grasp complex concepts and learn new technologies
  • Strong customer focus with a sense of ownership and determination to drive solutions in a collaborative environment
Required: Excellent coding experience in C#/.NET (7+ years)
Required: Working experience with Kafka, Relational Databases (SQL Server/Postgresql), Splunk (logging), JSON/XML, Cloud hosting, Caching, Performance Analysis & Profiling, Twelve-Factor App Methodology, Resiliency Patterns, Observability Patterns, Agile Practices etc.
Required: Working experience building scalable and High-Performance applications
Required: Experience being a technical lead for a team and/or project.
Required: Experience with Docker and Kubernetes
Required: Expertise with Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Architecture. Strong Understanding of GCP Architecture and GCP Services. Ability to design and Develop applications on GCP.

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