Position: Senior Fullstack .NET Software Engineer
Company: Integrallity
Category: .NET
Experience required: 5y
English level: fluent

Project domain: solutions like virtual meetings, surveys, and multi-channel communications. The company’s founder has led the technical development of the product, driving the architecture and evolution of our .NET MVC app. As the company has grown, CEO-as-senior-engineer is becoming unsustainable and we need someone who can plug in their experience and mastery of .NET to help our team continue growing into this new chapter of the company’s journey in re-imagining the future of collaborative governance.

Preferred start date: start in November after approval.

Duration: 12+ months but it’s potentially open-ended.

The Role: Become a go-to team member for solving hard problems
Initially we’ll look to you as a resource on taking existing interfaces and adding new functionalities using the MVC stack. Examples include displaying new tables with data you query from MSSQL and surfacing it in new front-end interfaces. 

Implement best practices
Whether its evolving our home-grown ORM or putting in place SOLID principles to deliver more manageable code, we need you to lead by example and regularly demonstrate fundamental concepts when developing on the .NET MVC framework.  As the team grows, having a senior member who can provide this context and perspective is critical to ensuring our ability to scale and continue delivering quality and value to our clients.
Our ideal candidate must have:

5+ years of experience with .NET and at least 2 years building B2B SaaS solutions on the .NET MVC platform.

good understanding of SQL queries,

a competent ability to build SOLID C# business logic,

a comfort using Models to render MVC views and partialviews on the frontend.

Experience with jQuery to load these views via AJAX and handle user interactions is needed to bring your backend skills to the final user-facing experience.

Advanced English, speaking and reading, writing documentation