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INTL - INDIA - Fullstack Developer (.NET)

Posted 5 days ago

insight globalHouston (TX)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$10 - 20/hr

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About the role

Full Stack Developer
Required Skills & Experience: Strong ASP.NET Core fundamentals and component-based UI patterns Relevant cloud deployment exposure (AWS) and modern front-end practices 5+ years of experience in .NET (Core/Framework) and C# backend development. Strong proficiency in ReactJS, JavaScript, and TypeScript. Extensive experience with RESTful APIs, microservices, and MVC architecture. Experience with SQL Server, PostgreSQL, and Entity Framework. Familiarity with Python for scripting or service integration. Proficient with Git and Agile development practices. Knowledge of AWS cloud services.
Nice to Have: Skills & Experience Experience with Docker and containerized development. Exposure to CI/CD pipelines and unit testing frameworks. Understanding of secure coding practices and performance tuning.
Job Description: An Automotive Financial Services client is seeking a Full Stack Developer in India with deep expertise in. NET and C# for backend development, and hands-on experience with ReactJS for building modern, responsive frontends. This candidate will also use Python to support legacy applications. In this role, you will be on the team responsible for the full lifecycle of web application development—from designing scalable APIs and backend services to implementing intuitive user interfaces and integrating Python-based tools when needed. The Full stack developer will collaborate closely with UI/UX designers, DevOps engineers, and data science teams to deliver secure, high-performance, and maintainable solutions. Additional responsibilities include participating in code reviews, debugging, testing, and contributing to CI/CD workflows while adhering to best practices in software design, performance optimization, and secure coding. Targeted Pay Rate: $10 - 20/hr USD

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