.NET Core Backend Developer

.NET core Developer • Primary skills:Technology->Microsoft Technologies->.NET Frameworks->.NET Core Minimum Qualifications: • 2–3 years of hands-on experience in backend development using .NET Core and .NET. • Strong understanding of object-oriented programming concepts and backend development fundamentals. • Ability to debug issues effectively and deliver stable fixes in a timely manner. • Education: Bachelor’s (Graduation/Bachelor/Equivalent, BTech, Bachelor of Engineering) or Master’s (MTech, MCA, MSc, Post Grad/Master/Equivalent). Preferred Qualifications: • Experience building and maintaining RESTful services and integrating backend components with other systems. • Familiarity with writing unit tests and following code quality practices (readability, maintainability, reviews). • Exposure to performance tuning and improving application stability in real-world environments. • Ability to work independently on assigned modules while collaborating effectively with cross-functional teams. Good to have skills: REST APIs, Entity Framework Core, SQL Server, ASP.NET Core Web API, Git Application Development & Maintenance • Develop, enhance, and maintain backend components using .NET Core and .NET based on business requirements. • Implement clean, reusable, and maintainable code with appropriate error handling and logging. • Troubleshoot production issues, perform root-cause analysis, and deliver timely fixes and improvements. Collaboration & Delivery • Work closely with team members to understand requirements, estimate effort, and deliver features on time. • Participate in code reviews and follow engineering best practices to ensure quality and consistency. • Support testing efforts by collaborating with QA and ensuring fixes are validated and release-ready. Quality & Continuous Improvement • Contribute to improving application performance, reliability, and maintainability through refactoring and optimization. • Maintain technical documentation for implemented modules and changes.

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