Software Developer (.NET / C# / Backend APIs / AWS)
Posted 5 days ago
colony brandsMonroe (WI)
Software DevelopersComputer Systems Design Services
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Software Developer Because we value team building and collaboration, this role requires onsite work at our headquarters in Monroe, WI, Monday-Friday. SC Data Center, Inc. is a rapidly evolving technology company that supports a diverse set of technology stacks for Colony Brands, Inc. Colony Brands is one of North America's largest multi-channel direct-marketing companies which strives to generously support the communities in which we work and live. At SC Data Center, Inc. we are building creative solutions to grow and innovate our business. What You'll Do: As a Software Developer, you'll partner with Product Owners, business stakeholders, and fellow developers to design, build, and support scalable enterprise software solutions. In this role, you will:Design and develop backend business applications using C# and. NETBuild and maintain RESTful APIs supporting enterprise financial and payment systems Modernize legacy applications into cloud-native services running in AWSDevelop scalable microservices and event-driven solutions Collaborate on architecture, technical design, estimation, and Agile planning Write clean, secure, maintainable, and well-tested code Participate in code reviews and mentor other developers Improve application performance, reliability, security, and maintainability Contribute to CI/CD pipelines and Dev Ops best practices Continuously evaluate new technologies and development practices that improve our products Technology Stack Our team works with technologies including:C#.NET / ASP.NET CoreREST APIsAWS cloud services Microservices Event-driven and asynchronous architecture MySQL and DynamoDBGit Azure Dev OpsCI/CD pipelines Experience with additional programming languages such as Python is welcome but not required. Our primary development platform is C# and. NET.Note: We do not offer immigration sponsorship for any position at this time.
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