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.NET Developer

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esr healthcareRedmond (WA)

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NET DeveloperNET Developer Location: Redmond, WA (onsite)
Job Description: 8+ years of experience in software development using C# and. NET Core /.NET Framework 3+ years of hands-on experience with Kubernetes/Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) Experience with Azure DevOps or GitHub Actions for CI/CD pipelines Working on DevSecOps practices and secure coding standards for AKS deployments Cloud above ARM deployment experience and CIS/RPv2 Deployments Good to Have Skills: Experience with other Azure services such as Azure SQL, Azure Data Factory, and Blob Storage Knowledge of RESTful APIs and microservices architecture Python, PowerShell, YAML/JSON ARM Templates: Expertise in authoring and modifying Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates Certifications such as Microsoft Certified: Azure Developer Associate or Kubernetes Administrator Responsibilities: Design, develop, and maintain C# applications for cloud-native environments. Automate deployment workflows for AKS and Above ARM services Integrate CIS buildout automation into existing pipelines and workflows Collaborate with cloud engineers, DevOps, and security teams to ensure secure and scalable deployments Troubleshoot and resolve deployment issues across environments Maintain documentation and contribute to continuous improvement of buildout processesWorking Place: Redmond, WA, USA Company: ESR Healthcare

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