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David Careers

Senior .NET Full Stack Developer (Kong API Migration)

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argyle infotechChicago (IL)
Software DevelopersComputer Systems Design Services

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About the role

Senior. NET Full Stack Developer (Kong API Migration)CGI is seeking a Senior .NET Full Stack Developer with expertise in. NET application development, Full Stack technologies, and Kong API Gateway migration. The ideal candidate will design, develop, and modernize enterprise applications and APIs while supporting cloud-native architectures.
Required Qualifications: 7+ years of experience in. NET Full Stack development. Strong experience with C#,.NET Core/.NET 6+, ASP.NET Core, Web APIs, Entity Framework, SQL Server, and Angular (preferred) or React. Hands-on experience with Kong API Gateway migration/implementation, API security (OAuth2, JWT), and RESTful services. Experience with Azure, Git, Azure DevOps, CI/CD, Docker, and Kubernetes. Strong knowledge of microservices architecture and Agile methodologies.
Preferred Qualifications: Experience with Databricks, Apache Spark/PySpark, and Delta Lake. Knowledge of Azure data services and cloud-native application development. Healthcare/Payer domain experience is a plus.
Key Responsibilities: Develop and maintain enterprise .NET Full Stack applications. Migrate and manage APIs using Kong API Gateway. Build secure REST APIs and microservices. Collaborate with architects, DevOps, and Agile teams to deliver scalable cloud solutions. Support application modernization, performance optimization, and production deployments.

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