.Net Fullstack/Backend Position

.Net Full stack/Backend

Responsibilities:

  • Design, implement and test new features (frontend and backend), while maintaining and improving existing product line, with main focus on performance, scalability and usability aspects.
  • Building application using of Microsoft Technologies stack (ASP.Net, .Net Core, WEB API)
  • Hands on experience in leading micro front end applications and enterprise scale projects involving integrations to different touch points
  • Apply coding/implementation best practices to produce elegant, high quality and reusable code.
  • Collaborate with other developers and UX designers to improve look and usability.
  • Implement Proof of Concept to validate concepts or new technology/features prior to product implementation.
  • Implement and follow security best practices for web applications.
  • Monitor and evaluate new technologies and their evolution in order to keep our products/technologies up-to-date and our team continuous improvement.
  • Write good quality design and specification documents, in Confluence.
  • Regularly archive source code and assets into source code repository. Perform code review of other team members and provide feedback/guidance.

Qualifications/Requirements

  • Minimum of 3 years of Microsoft Technologies stack (ASP.Net, MVC, WEB API) having web development and UI development experience (frontend and backend).
  • Proficient understanding of Single Page Application architecture and frameworks
  • Must have exposure to any Relational DB (MSSQL, MYSQL).
  • Strong understanding of data structure, SOLID Principles and problem solving skills.
  • Strong understanding of Design Patterns for Real world problems.
  • Conceptual knowledge of multi-threaded programming and performance monitoring tools.
  • Experience in working on trending technologies, .Net Core, Node JS, NoSQL Databases.
  • Experience in Micro-services architecture & Micro front end applications
  • Experience with Unit Testing framework.
  • Proficient understanding of Web UI test methodologies, frameworks and tools, such as BDD, Selenium.
  • Proficient understanding of web markup, protocol and client-side scripting technologies in general, including HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, AJAX, JSON, JQuery, REST API, Angular.
  • Must possess strong attention to details, high aesthetical taste, and ability to apply user-centric design approach to produce a delightful and highly usable UI/UX.
  • Additional Knowledge/experience Is a Plus
  • Experience with automated deployment and associated technologies (helm/yaml/ansible/docker)
  • Familiarity with code versioning tools
  • Experience in Security Domain or Security Tools for Application Validation/Scanning will be a plus.
  • Ability to effectively communicate design, specification, test and implementation details.
  • Occasional flexibility to work outside of normal business hours to collaborate with remote teams.
  • Proven tracks on the ability to work independently on assigned tasks.
  • Excellent analytical and multitasking skills and ability to perform well in a fast-paced environment.

Key Skills:

.NET Core, .NET MVC, .NET , Windows services, Websockets , Client server , REST API, Angular JS , Angular 8+ , dockers , micro services

Skills:- .NET
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