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.NET Full Stack Developer

Overview In this role, you will contribute to gathering and refining business requirements and guide design discussions to shape software solutions. You will implement features, review code, and ensure stability while coordinating testing and deployment. You’ll develop training materials and support structures to facilitate adoption, and help resolve production issues to improve reliability. If you enjoy cross-functional collaboration and hands-on coding in a fast-changing environment, this is a chance to impact critical industries through digital transformation. Compensation / BenefitsMedical/Dental/Vision/Life InsuranceLong-term/Short-term DisabilityHealth and Dependent Care Reimbursement Accounts401(k) plan and employer contributionsPaid holidays and Paid Time Off ResponsibilitiesDocument assigned parts of business requirements to guide developmentFacilitate design discussions and record decisions for the tech teamCode and integrate new features, maintaining system stabilityConduct code reviews and manage code repositoriesImplement test strategies, analyze results, and coordinate bug fixesDevelop user training, documentation, and support frameworksResolve production issues and propose preventive reliability improvementsMaintain detailed records of code, testing, and support activities for knowledge sharing Key requirementsHands-on experience with Microsoft technologies: C#, .NET, WCF, XAML, .NET Core, Angular, HTML5Experience implementing Web APIs and design patterns like MVC and MVPStrong knowledge of Microsoft SQL Server 2017Performance tuning experienceStored Procedure programming skillsExperience with GitHub and JiraExperience collaborating with cross-location teams and stakeholdersExperience in the Utility domainStrong problem-solving skills and communication abilitiesCollaborative spiritExcellent communicationAbility to manage end-to-end SDLC from requirements to implementationC#, .NET, WCF, XAML, .NET Core, Angular, HTML5Web API developmentMVC and MVP design patterns