.NET Software Engineer

About the position

The .NET Software Engineer is responsible for developing, maintaining, and enhancing both existing and new distributed and cloud-hosted applications in a collaborative Agile environment. The ideal candidate will be a proactive problem-solver, comfortable working across the full software development lifecycle, and capable of contributing to a small, focused engineering team.

Responsibilities

• Develop software and participate in related activities such as estimating and sizing user stories.
• Writing, reviewing, and testing code (including unit testing).
• Documenting and collaborating on all Sprint-related tasks.
• Meeting personal and team commitments.
• Delivering consistently in an Agile SCRUM environment.
• Actively engage in design and implementation discussions, advocating for sound engineering practices to ensure high-quality outcomes.
• Collaborate with Product Owners to review requirements, define acceptance criteria, and plan/scope user stories, epics, and projects.
• Contribute significantly within the team while also participating in cross-team initiatives across the broader Engineering organization.
• Work effectively in both office and remote settings.
• Troubleshoot production issues when needed.

Requirements

• At least 3 years of experience developing SaaS applications using Microsoft technologies such as C#, .NET Framework/Core, MS SQL Server, Visual Studio, JavaScript, and TypeScript.
• Hands-on experience with development tools including source control systems, debuggers, profilers, and performance tools.
• Strong analytical and detail-oriented mindset with a structured approach to problem-solving.
• Solid understanding of relational databases, particularly MS SQL Server.
• Knowledge of web application security best practices and how to apply them in development.
• Experience working in CI/CD environments integrated with the software development lifecycle.

Nice-to-haves

• Familiarity with Linux environments.
• Experience with native cloud application development.