.NET Developer

Role & Responsibilities

The manager is looking for an Engineer, not a lead, who is a team player and a dedicated worker. The Software Engineer III will be responsible for the development and delivery of software using automation, DevOps, and Agile practices, with work specifically involving document management of client systems for auto policies. Key work areas include:

Design and Development

Creating scalable, high-quality applications across various platforms and delivering design artifacts aligned with architecture standards.

Automation

Implementing continuous integration, unit testing, and static analysis to ensure reliable development processes.

Problem-Solving

Proactively identifying roadblocks and translating business requirements into technical solutions.

Innovation

Contributing to the adoption of AI and Generative AI (GenAI) technologies within engineering projects.

Technical Requirements

Candidates must possess proficiency in at least one of the primary skill sets. The .Net stack is used for a legacy system, while the AWS/Python stack is for a new system. The ideal candidate can pivot between both, but an expert in one who is open to learning the other is acceptable:

• Deep knowledge of .Net & .Net Core.
• Python & AWS proficiency.
• Candidates should have an API engineering background, and while frontend experience is helpful, API expertise is preferred.

Additional Technical Stack

Category	Requirement
Cloud Services	AWS Native Services (Lambda, DynamoDB, S3)
CI/CD Tools	AWS Build Tools, Jenkins, or AWS CI/CD Pipelines
Web Services	REST/WCF Webservices
Databases	SQL and related database technologies
Observability	Frameworks using tools such as CloudWatch and Splunk