.NET developer

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boston globe mediaSomerville (MA)

Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Overview In this role you will develop scalable. NET applications for bostonglobe.com, delivering a high-quality ecommerce experience in collaboration with front-end and back-end engineers. You will own features end-to-end, integrate with third-party services, and provide ongoing maintenance. You will work in an Agile team, stay current with. NET advancements, and mentor junior members. This is an opportunity to shape digital commerce for a trusted news brand within the Consumer Revenue team. Responsibilities Develop efficient, scalable software solutions using the. NET framework and related technologies Collaborate with business analysts and project managers to define requirements Take ownership of projects from feasibility to delivery Integrate software components with third-party systems and services Provide ongoing support and maintenance for existing applications Conduct code reviews, unit testing, and debugging to ensure quality Stay informed about advancements in the. NET ecosystem Work independently and in an Agile (Scrum) team environment Key requirements 5+ years of experience building applications with. NETStrong understanding of the. NET framework, C#, and OOPRelational database experience (MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server)Experience developing REST APIsSoftware craftsmanship and design patterns knowledge Web development basics (HTML, CSS, Java Script)Version control experience (Subversion and Git)Familiarity with Agile development methodologies Desire to learn continuously and mentor juniors Strong communication and collaboration Detail-oriented and quality-focused Self-starter and adaptable. NET frameworkC#REST API development

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