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Sr. Software Engineer (.NET)

Posted 8 days ago

redolentPlano (TX)

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About the role

Software Engineer Seeking a Software Engineer for a contract position in Plano, TX or Charlotte, NC. This is a 36 months W2 contract opportunity. This role will focus on identifying, investigating, and remediating security vulnerabilities within existing enterprise applications. This position requires an engineer who can quickly understand established applications, analyze dependencies, research Microsoft security guidance, and implement vulnerability fixes within. NET and SQL-based systems.
Responsibilities:
  • Remediate application security vulnerabilities across enterprise systems
  • Analyze existing .NET applications to determine vulnerability impact
  • Implement fixes using Microsoft best practices and security guidance
  • Investigate application dependencies and identify required remediation efforts
  • Work within existing codebases rather than developing new applications
  • Support production applications requiring timely security updates
  • Research Microsoft documentation and technical whitepapers to determine appropriate remediation strategies
  • Collaborate with development and support teams to deliver security fixes efficiently
Requirements: 8 years of software engineering experienceStrong SQL development and troubleshooting experienceStrong. NET development experienceC#.NET Framework 4.8Modern.

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