Position: .NET/Full-Stack Developer. The candidate chooses what to work with backend or full stack
Company: ITExpert
Category: .NET
Experience required: 5y
English level: intermediate

It is a product company headquartered in New York. It is a leader in healthcare. Their main product is a platform for working with the federal Affordable Medicines Program in the United States.
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**The Company is looking for a complete remote .NET/Full-Stack Developer.**

🔥 This is a product company headquartered in New York. It is a leader in the field of healthcare in the USA.

💫 The goal of the product is to develop a platform to work with the US federal program, which unites hospitals, government agencies, and pharmacies to provide affordable drugs for patients with limited financial opportunities, and for institutions to seamlessly connect to businesses and receive data in real-time, etc.

**Team composition:** There are about 50 people in the IT group of the company; now they are expanding the team to 70 people. The team is constantly expanding.

✔️ As for the tasks, each team has different tasks; there are purely back teams, and there are back + front teams; it all depends on what the specialist wants to do (back o, r back + front).

✔️** Stack:** .NET CORE (some projects on version 3.2, some 6), frontend on Angular 10.2.4/ Vue/ Blazor, MS SQL, Azure, message queues.
- Thinking of switching to MongoDB.
- The architecture of the system as a whole is closer to SOA.
- There is a microservice and a monolith, but they are moving toward microservices.

🔥 **There are two stages of the interview:**
1. Technical pre-screening for 30 minutes in Microsoft Teams
2. Technical interview. Conduct team leads. It takes 1.5 hours in Microsoft Teams.

✔️ They work according to Scrum and have daily meetings (15 min), every three weeks planning, every 2-4 weeks retro, once a week dev sync for someone knowledge share, and once every few weeks demo.

📌 **Requirements:** experience with .NET (using .NET Core), unit tests, and spoken English.
Experience with NoSQL and unit tests will be a plus.