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Sr .Net Developer with FHIR/AHDS

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software technologySeattle (WA)

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Job PostingJob Description 12+ years of strong experience in building applications using C# and. NET CoreHands on experience working on AHDS and FHIR format conversion etcGood understanding and working experience on SQL and MongoDBWeb API Development Experience in creating and using Web APIsHands on experience working on Azure Key Vault Managing secrets and keysAzure API Management APIM Configuring and managing APIsAzure Storage Using Azure Storage solutionsDevOps and ContainerizationAzure CICD Understanding of continuous integration and deploymentKubernetes Managing containerized applicationsDocker Creating and managing containersTeam CollaborationWork closely with architects product owners and other stakeholders to align technical solutions with business goals and objectivesWork with onshore and offshore teams and continue contribute to the continuous improvement of team practicesSkillsMandatory Skills:.Net Core, FHIR, AHDS, Application Architecture, Azure AKS, Azure App Service, Azure Cloud Architecture, Azure DevOps, Azure Functions, Azure SQL, C#, MicroservicesRequired Skills:.NETBasic Qualification: Additional Skills: This is a high PRIORITY requisition.

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