Position: Senior .NET Software Engineer for a Multinational Retail Corporation
Company: EPAM
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

Our customer is an American multinational retail corporation that operates a chain of hypermarkets, discount department stores, and grocery stores. The chain consists of approximately 11,300 stores and various e-commerce Websites under the 58 banners in 27 countries.

We began as an ambitious New Jersey-based startup and grew up into a big international project in the eCommerce segment that can compete with giants of the market. Our platform allows its members to shop online from various retailers. The Amazon-like system we work with is the F#-top system in the world. Our team consists of 50 professional F# Developers, assembled around the world. Currently, we are looking for experienced .NET developers with Back-end or/and Full Stack to make our team even stronger. Scroll down to learn more about the position’s responsibilities and requirements. 

Responsibilities:
- Write and deploy new microservices
- Upgrade and monitor existing microservices
- Migrate to new customer’s platforms
- Integrate with customer’s services
- Implement privacy regulations

Requirements:
- 3+ years of experience in IT industry
- Experience in functional (recursion, immutability) programming in C# or F# (or desire to acquire such)
- Desire to learn F#
- Experience with cloud native application or desire to get one
- English level: Intermediate and above 

Technologies:
- .NET
- F#
- Event sourcing
- ASP.NET Core
- Hashicorp (Nomad, Vault, Consul) cluster in Azure
- Azure Cosmos DB, Kafka

We offer:
- Competitive compensation depending on experience and skills;
- Work in enterprise-level projects long-term;
- Full-time remote work (you can work from anywhere you are);
- Unlimited access to learning courses (LinkedIn learning, EPAM training courses, English regular classes, Internal Library);
- Community of 36,700+ industry’s top professionals;
- Health Insurance.