Backend .NET Developer
Backend .NET Developer
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Design, develop, and maintain applications using .NET / .NET Core / ASP.NET Core.
- Write clean, scalable, and high-performance code following best practices.
- Develop RESTful APIs and microservices architecture.
- Azure Integration
- Design and implement integrations using Azure Integration Services, including:
- Azure Logic AppsAzure Functions
- Azure Service BusAzure Event GridAzure API Management
- Build and manage secure, scalable integrations between cloud and on-prem systems.
- Develop and maintain messaging and event-driven architectures.
- System Integration & APIsIntegrate third-party systems, enterprise applications, and internal services.
- Implement API-first design principles and manage API lifecycle.
- Ensure secure authentication and authorization (OAuth, Azure AD, JWT).Cloud & DevOpsDeploy and manage applications in Azure using services such as:
- Azure App Services
- Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) (nice to have)
- Azure Storage
- Implement CI/CD pipelines using Azure DevOps / GitHub Actions.
- Monitor and troubleshoot applications using Azure Monitor, Application Insights.
- Experience with Azure Integration Services (Logic Apps, Service Bus, API Management).Knowledge of containerization tools (Docker, Kubernetes).Experience with event-driven systems and message queues.
- Familiarity with Infrastructure as Code (ARM templates, Terraform).Certifications such as:
- Microsoft Certified: Azure Developer Associate
- Microsoft Certified: Azure Solutions Architect
- C#, .NET Core, ASP.NET CoreAzure Integration ServicesAPI development and integration
- Cloud architecture and deployment
- Microservices and distributed systems
- DevOps and CI/CD
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A number in mind
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