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David Careers

.NET Full-Stack Developer

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eteamNew York (NY)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

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Job DescriptionJob DescriptionJob Title: .NET Full-Stack Developer Work Location: New York, NY 10003 Contract duration: 6 months Interview Mode- In-person Interview Job Details: Must Have Skills ASP.NET Core Web API on IIS Entity Framework Core (advanced migrations, temporal tables, schema isolation) Strong UX sensibility. Able to collaborate with operator SMEs and achieve mentalmodel parity with legacy screens Performance optimization Query Store, execution plan analysis, wait statistics, index tuning Nice to have skills SQL Server Service Broker conversation lifecycle, activation, crossinstance endpoints, certbased auth Onprem Azure DevOps pipelines (YAML, selfhosted agents) Detailed Job Description ASP.NET Core Web API on IIS Entity Framework Core advanced migrations, temporal tables, schema isolation DomainDriven Design in practice aggregates, domain events, anticorruption layers API design RESTful, contractfirst, versioned, paginated including API Gateway BFF patterns CQRS MediatR, durable background jobs Hangfire, realtime push SignalR Component architecture, lazyloaded modules, reactive forms, RxJS State management with NgRx realtime UI via SignalRWebSocket Strong UX sensi Minimum years of experience--> 10 years

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