.Net Full Stack Developer
acestackAddison (TX)
About the role
Net Full Stack Developer Full TimeMust Have Technical/Functional Skills Primary Skill:.NET Full Stack developer
Location: Addison, TXCharlotte, NCJacksonville, FL
Experience: Minimum 7 years
Roles & Responsibilities:
We are seeking an experienced. NET Full Stack Developer with strong expertise in designing, developing, and supporting scalable web applications. The ideal candidate should possess hands-on experience across both frontend and backend technologies, demonstrate strong problem-solving abilities, and be capable of working in Agile environments to deliver high-quality business solutions.
Key Responsibilities:
- Design, develop, test, and maintain enterprise applications using Microsoft technology stack.· Develop and support RESTful APIs, microservices, and backend services using. NET technologies.· Build responsive and user-friendly web applications using modern frontend frameworks.· Collaborate with business analysts, architects, product owners, and QA teams to gather and refine requirements.· Participate in technical design, code reviews, and architectural discussions.· Troubleshoot production issues and provide timely resolutions.· Implement secure, scalable, and high-performing solutions.· Develop automated unit tests and integration tests.· Support CI/CD implementation and DevOps practices.· Prepare technical documentation and provide knowledge transfer when required. C#,.NET Framework,.NET Core, MVC, ASP.NET Core, Web API Development, LINQ, Microservices Architecture, Dependency Injection, RESTful Services, Angular (Preferred) or React.
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