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Senior Full Stack Engineer - C#/ .NET/ Angular

Posted 31 days ago

motion recruitmentEast Boston (MA)

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Boston, MAHybridFull Time$120k - $135kJob Description An insurance company is hiring a Senior full stack Software Engineer to help build and improve their data modeling platform. You'll work on applications and systems that power their cutting-edge analytics that help power and inform businesses and governments. In this role, you'll help design and build scalable, high-performance analytic solutions. They are looking for strong full stack development experience in C#/.NET, modern Angular, and AWS.
Required Skills & Experience: Strong experience in C#, Angular, PostgreSQL, and Python (or strongly translatable enterprise languages) Strong experience of frontend UI, backend business logic, scalability, frameworks, and performance optimization Strong debugging and code review skills Ability to communicate clearly and make practical tradeoffs
Desired Skills & Experience: 5+ years of full-stack software development experience BS in Computer Science (MS preferred) or a relevant field
What You Will Be Doing: Daily Responsibilities 100% Hands On Design and build backend REST services and Angular frontends Translate complex requirements and system architecture into working software Develop cloud-based analytical frameworks Contribute to automated testing, CI, and modern DevOps infrastructure Evolve and experiment with the use of AI tools to improve your workflow The Offer Bonus OR Commission eligible You will receive the following benefits Medical Insurance Dental Benefits Vision Benefits Paid Time Off (PTO) 401(k) {including match – if applicable}Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the US on a full-time basis now and in the future.

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