.Net Architect

Roles and Responsibilities:

Build and maintain .NET applications using C#, ASP.NET, MVC, and SQL Server

Support other developers and stakeholders in identifying, troubleshooting, and resolving software issues.

Participate in software solution design and architecture.

Create clean, efficient, and well-documented code following coding standards.

Ensure code quality through unit testing and automated testing frameworks

Support with technical assistance and serve as an application specialist.

Utilize Microsoft's .NET infrastructure to develop software solutions that satisfy client's needs.

Coordinate with coworkers to facilitate the creation of significant, complex developments, as required.

Reformulate old code to guarantee compliance with specified requirements.

Ensure that the outputs are visually appealing, user-friendly, and entertaining.

Leveraging client input to guide the construction of the following versions of each development.

Ability to convert application storyboards and use cases into working apps.

Determine bottlenecks and defects, then design strategies to mitigate and fix these issues.

Create and maintain proper documentation throughout the software development phase.

Manage the defect tracking system, including the resolution of any mistakes and the updating of the system.



Requirements and Skills

Dedication to collaborative problem-solving, sophisticated design and high-quality products is required.

Knowledge of version control systems (e.g., Git)

Expertise in cloud technologies (e.g., Azure, AWS)

Hands-on expertise in containerization and orchestration technologies (e.g., Docker, Kubernetes)

Knowledge of front-end frameworks (e.g., Angular, React)

Understanding of unit testing and automated testing frameworks

Desire to learn and keep up with new trends and technology

A basic comprehension of the ASP.NET framework, SQL Server, and design/architectural patterns (e.g., Model-View-Controller)

Familiarity with architecture styles and APIs (REST, RPC)

Certification in MCSD or MCPD will be quite beneficial.

Understanding of the Mono framework

Acquainted with various architectural and design patterns

Familiarity with Common Language Runtime (CLR), its limitations, flaws, and workarounds

Proficient in C# and VB.NET programming languages, as well as a broad understanding of.NET languages