.NET Developer
saxon globalDallas (TX)
About the role
Job TitleWe are seeking a skilled. NET Developer to join our team. This role is responsible for the development and maintenance of enterprise-level applications using the .NET Framework and. NET Core. The ideal candidate will have a background in backend development and experience working with distributed teams to deliver scalable software solutions.
Key Responsibilities:
Design, develop, and maintain applications using C# and.
NET Core.
Collaborate with business analysts and stakeholders to gather and understand requirements.
Create and maintain technical documentation, including design specifications and architecture diagrams.
Participate in daily stand-up meetings and coordinate with offshore development teams.
Write clean, scalable, and testable code following best practices and coding standards.
Develop and maintain SQL queries and stored procedures.
Implement CI/CD pipelines using GitLab and Azure DevOps.
Troubleshoot and resolve application issues in a timely manner.
Participate in code reviews and provide constructive feedback to peers.
Attend meetings during offshore hours to ensure alignment with global teams.
Required Qualifications
Experience: 2+ years of experience with C# and. NET Core.
Technical Skills:
Strong proficiency in SQL and relational database design. Experience with GitLab CI/CD, Azure cloud services, Visual Studio, and Web Services/APIs. Methodologies: Solid understanding of the software development life cycle (SDLC) and agile methodologies.
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