Design, develop and test .NET Core microservices and web GUIs using C#, HTML/CSS and React/Angular. Follow TDD and SDLC/Agile practices, collaborate across teams on APIs and data access, automate production tasks, and participate in releases and quality validation.
DotNet Core 6+
Test-driven development(TDD)
RDBMS (preferably PostGreSQL)
API micro-services development
Experience in web GUI development using HTML, CSS, React\Angular, Bootstrap
Responsibilities
Clear understanding of Software Development life cycle(SDLC) and software craftmanship oriented
Strong hands-on expertise in C# programming with object-oriented design
Strong .Net Core fundamentals, multi-threading concepts
Develop code and test case scenarios by applying relevant software craftsmanship principles and meet the acceptance criteria.
Complete the assigned learning path. Take part in team ceremonies be it agile practices or chapter meetings.
Deliver on all aspects of Software Development Lifecyle (SDLC) in-line with Agile and IT craftsmanship principles.
Actively, work with other development teams to define and implement API's and rules for data access.
Ensure customers, stakeholders and partners are rightly communicated on time.
Provide suggestions for automating the repetitive and regular production activities.
Nice to Have/Optional
Ability to perform level 2/level 3 production support
Assess production improvement areas such as recurrent issues.
Perform daily checks and maintain required standards and production processes.
Experience with performance bottleneck identification and optimization
Assist in developing guidelines and ensuring that team practices them.
Expertise with any messaging queues such as RabbitMQ or IBM MQ or Apache Kafka
Assist in developing guidelines and ensuring that team practices them.
Increase coverage of data models, data dictionary, data pipeline standards, storage of source, process and consumer metadata (reuse and extend
Perform bug-free release validations and produce metrices, tests and defect reports.
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