Full Stack Developer
united itChicago (IL)
About the role
Full Stack Developer (.NET + Angular)
Location: Chicago, IL (5 Days/Week/Onsite)
Overall Experience: 5+ years of professional software development experienceCloud Experience: 5+ years working with cloud technologies – Azure (mandatory); AWS experience is a plusMandatory Skills & ExperienceBackend Development (Must Have – Hands-on):5+ years of strong experience in. NET Core, C#, and RESTful API developmentProven experience designing and developing microservices-based architecturesStrong understanding of application scalability, performance, and securityMust be able to explain specific projects, architecture decisions, and hands-on contributionsFrontend Development (Mandatory):2+ years of hands-on experience with Angular (mandatory) Strong experience with HTML, CSS, and JavaScriptAbility to work closely with UX/UI teams and translate requirements into responsive UI componentsEmphasis on front-end-heavy full-stack workCloud & DevOps: Hands-on experience with Microsoft Azure (mandatory) Experience with Azure Pipelines / CI/CD is highly preferredFamiliarity with cloud deployment, monitoring, and troubleshootingAWS experience is a plus but not a replacement for AzurePreferred / Desired SkillsDatabase Experience (Must Have – Hands-on):5+ years of experience working with: SQL / SQL ServerCosmos DBNoSQL databases (MongoDB or similar) Ability to design schemas, write optimized queries, and handle data at scale.
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