Senior .Net Software Developer
inficareNew York (NY)
Senior .Net Software Developer
Posted 3 days ago
inficareNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Senior .Net Software Developer Location: Montreal, Canada (onsite)
Job Type: Contract
As a hands-on Senior Developer/Engineer in the EUCS squad, you will be deeply involved in design, implementation, and L3 support. You will collaborate with the Product Owner, SaaS vendors, and internal engineering teams to deliver resilient, secure, and scalable SaaS integrations, and to execute a forward-looking platform roadmap.
Key Responsibilities:
Support cloud-based tooling and services, including SaaS application onboarding, integration solution design, tooling development, documentation updates, production support, and on-call escalations.
Improve platform reliability through automationCI/CD, and DevOps practices.
Act as an escalation point for complex production issues and vendor coordination.
Ensure compliance with risk, security, change management, and operational standards.
Participate in an engineering on-call rotation (approximately 1 week every 8 weeks) to support production platforms.
Required Skills:
6+ years of application development experience with .NET and C#.Deep expertise in enterprise SaaS and cloud platforms (e.g., Box, Google Workspace, Qualtrics, Microsoft 365), including onboardinglifecycle management, and automation.
Strong experience with enterprise authentication and identity integrations, including OAuthOIDC, and SAMLSolid understanding of networking fundamentals, with hands-on experience in web proxy and load-balancing technologies.
Excellent problem-solving and prioritization skills for complex environments.
Clear, confident communication skills with technical and non-technical stakeholders
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