.NET Full Stack Developer (AI)/.NET Developer
programmersioSeattle (WA)
.NET Full Stack Developer (AI)/.NET Developer
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programmersioSeattle (WA)
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Lead
About the role
Job Title: .NET Full Stack Developer (AI)
Employment Type: Full-Time (FTT)
Location:
Redmond, WAPrimary SkillsNET, C#, ASP.NET, React/Angular, SQL Server, Azure, and modern software engineering practices
Job Description:
10+ years of hands-on experience in Full Stack Development using .NET technologies and modern web frameworks.
Design and develop scalable enterprise applications using C#, ASP.NET MVC, Entity Framework, React/Angular, and REST APIs.
Participate in application architecture, technical design discussions, and solution planning.
Apply OOAD, SOLID principles, design patterns, and clean coding practices to build maintainable solutions.
Develop and optimize backend services, APIs, and database components using SQL Server and T-SQL.Build responsive and modern UI components using React or Angular with REST API integrations.
Troubleshoot and resolve complex issues across UI, service, application, and database layers.
Conduct code reviews, drive refactoring initiatives, and ensure engineering best practices are followed.
Work with Azure, Azure DevOps, Git, CI/CD pipelines, and SDLC processes for efficient software delivery.
Collaborate with customers, stakeholders, developers, and testers to deliver high-quality business solutions while ensuring performance, security, and scalability.
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