.NET Developer
kaavChicago (IL)
About the role
Job TitleServe as the technical lead for one or more agile development pod. Design, develop and modify software applications/systems according to specifications. Leads the discussions with Subject Matter Experts, Business Analysts, Tech Leads and User Experience Designers on potential software solutions for business specifications. Provides support to the engineers, architects, during design, implementation, and operationalization at airports. Supports and troubleshoots software systems as required, helps optimizing performance, resolving problems, and providing follow-up on all issues and solutions. Program and build software using languages and technologies of the. NET framework. You will create applications from scratch, configure existing systems and provide user support. Write clean, scalable code using. NET programming languages. Test and deploy applications and systems. Revise, update, refactor and debug code. Improve existing software. Develop documentation throughout the software development life cycle (SDLC). Serve as an expert on applications and provide technical support. Proven experience as a. NET Developer. Familiarity with the Angular and MVC. Familiarity with architecture styles/APIs (REST, RPC). Familiarity of Agile methodologies. Analyze and troubleshoots software systems as required, helps reduce system errors, optimize performance, analyze & resolving problems, and provide follow-up on all issues and solutions according to the ITSM practices. Participates actively in Incident Bridge calls, agile ceremonies and provide updates. Top 3 skill sets required for this role:.NET core, RESTful API development, AWS.
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