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.Net Developer

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argyle infotechCarrollton (TX)

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Job PostingJob Summary for. NET Developer (Carrolton, TX or Westlake Village, CA, Onsite): Develop technology solutions for the Mortgage Servicing platform using cloud and Microsoft technologies (.NET,.NET Core, C#). Utilize front-end languages and frameworks, including JavaScript, CSS, and HTML, for application development. Work with web services, SQL databases (SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL), and SSIS. Prepare, test, and deploy software to production environments; provide post-implementation support. Conduct quality assurance, user acceptance testing, code refactoring, and unit testing. Respond to and resolve production issues and user-reported problems. Manage small projects independently and collaborate as a team member on larger projects. Work within Agile methodologies (XP, Scrum) and demonstrate alignment with organizational values. Prepare and maintain application documentation. Preferred experience with AWS services (EC2, SQS, SNS, Lambda, Containers, API Gateway). Financial services industry experience, especially mortgage-related, is desirable. AI Co-pilot or similar AI coding tool experience is a plus. Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience required (up to 7 years relevant experience). Experience with Linux and open source software is a plus.

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