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David Careers

Full Stack Engineer

Posted 2 days ago

atlas searchGlens Falls (NY)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Our client, an asset management firm in New York City, is hiring a Full Stack .NET Developer for a consulting engagement on its financial operations platforms.
Responsibilities:
  • Help shape the design of enhancements to the platforms
  • Build new features across the C# back end and Angular front end
  • Handle releases as updates go to production
  • Troubleshoot and fix bugs as they come up
  • Produce one-off reports when requested
  • Review and clarify business requirements with Business Analysts
  • Work closely with the client’s New York development team
Requirements:
  • 5+ years of hands-on C# and ASP.NET development on .NET Core or the .NET Framework
  • Experience writing unit tests
  • Strong front-end skills in Angular
  • Hands-on work developing RESTful APIs
  • Agile delivery experience, including Git version control, refactoring and mocking
  • Strong SQL, ideally on Microsoft SQL Server or another relational database
  • A firm grounding in OOP principles, common design patterns and coding best practices
  • Comfort adjusting to shifting priorities on financial software projects
  • Ability to pick up new tools and bring forward ideas to improve processes
  • Openness to working in technologies outside .NET
Pluses Working knowledge of a CI/CD or DevOps platform Exposure to an API integration platform Prior work on financial operations systems The role is hybrid, working from the client’s New York City office part of the week.
Work Authorization: Candidates must be currently authorized to work in the United States without employer sponsorship, now or in the future. H-1B transfers and visa sponsorship are not supported for this position.

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