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Dot net Developer

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echo it solutionsDallas (TX)

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About the role

Job Description: Develop and maintain web applications using C# and .NET / ASP.NET Core. Design and develop RESTful APIs and backend services. Create responsive user interfaces using technologies such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, or Angular. Work with SQL Server and write queries, stored procedures, views, and database-related code. Use Entity Framework / Entity Framework Core for database access and ORM.Implement business logic based on functional and technical requirements. Follow OOP, SOLID, design patterns, and clean-code principles. Integrate third-party APIs, payment gateways, authentication services, and other external systems. Perform unit testing, integration testing, debugging, and bug fixing. Review code and participate in technical discussions and peer reviews. Use Git or other version-control systems for source-code management. Build and deploy applications using CI/CD pipelines and cloud platforms such as Azure. Monitor application performance, troubleshoot production issues, and implement improvements. Prepare technical documentation and maintain application specifications. Collaborate with business analysts, UI/UX designers, QA engineers, DevOps engineers, and project managers. Follow security best practices, including authentication, authorization, input validation, and secure API development.

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