.NET Developer
glint tech solutionsFremont (CA)
About the role
Senior. NET Developer (Backend Developer) Fremont, CA (Onsite) Glint Tech Solutions is a women-owned, global IT staffing and recruiting firm serving enterprise clients across the USA and Canada. The Senior Software Engineer will focus on developing new solutions for the client's Accounting Engine application, joining a team that supports production issues and collaborates with the global Accounting Engine team and other development groups on end-to-end solutions.
Key Responsibilities:
- Maintain and develop Accounting Engine integration with Sub Ledgers (Accounts Payable, Goods Receipt/Invoice Receipt, Accounts Receivable, and Fixed Assets)
- Provide support for production issues related to Sub Ledger integration with Accounting EngineMake code changes, fix production issues, and deploy fixes in production
- Participate in daily scrum meetings with the global Accounting Engine team
- Collaborate with other development teams on end-to-end solution design
- Mandatory Skills: Minimum 5 years of software development experience
- Bachelor's degree or higher in CS, CE, EE, or equivalent experience
- Prior experience with accounting software
- Demonstrated experience implementing large-scale projects
- Strong database experience with ability to write own queries (MS SQL and MySQL)
- Strong experience with C#, Kafka, RabbitMQ, Visual Studio, JSON, APINice-to-Have Skills: Experience with production support for financial/accounting systems
- Experience working with globally distributed teams
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