.NET Developer
smart it frameCharlotte (NC)
About the role
Job Role:
.NET DeveloperLocation: Charlotte, NC/ Jersey City, NJ/ Hartford, CT (Hybrid role – 3 days/week) Mode of Hiring: Full-TimeMandatory Skills: .Net Core, .NET MicroservicesUnified skill: .NET Backend / Microservices/ IAM / API SecuritySummary: Seeking a Senior Specialist with 7 to 11 years of experience in NET Core and Microservices to design and develop scalable backend solutions within the .NET Microservices Backend familyJob DescriptionDevelop and maintain backend services using NET Core and Microservices architecture Collaborate with cross functional teams to deliver high quality software solutions Ensure the scalability security and performance of microservices Participate in system design and architecture discussions to align with business goals Optimize application performance and troubleshoot complex issues Implement RESTful APIs adhering to best practices and standards Maintain code quality through code reviews and adherence to coding standards Engage in continuous learning and apply new technologies to improve development processesRoles and ResponsibilitiesDesign develop and deploy microservices based backend applications using NET CoreCreate and consume RESTful APIs for seamless integration with frontend and thirdparty servicesCollaborate with DevOps teams to support CICD pipelines and automated deploymentsConduct code reviews to ensure code quality and maintainabilityMentor junior developers and provide technical guidance within the teamWork closely with product owners and stakeholders to understand requirements and translate them into technical solutionsMonitor application performance and implement improvements for reliability and scalabilityParticipate in agile ceremonies and contribute to sprint planning and retrospectives
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