Position: Senior Full Stack Developer (.Net/React)
Company: Infopulse
Category: .NET
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper
Published: 2022-10-01T00:00:00+03:00

Infopulse invites talented professionals to work as a Senior Full Stack Developer (.Net/React).

Our client LivePerson develops and manages an Online Experts advice platform of over 60 thousand experts in hundreds of categories and has millions of clients that get live advice.

Be part of a strong team and enjoy the work environment of a start-up, with a robust product and the benefits of belonging to an excellent company.

We are looking for a dedicated developer who can design and deliver products in accordance with the product requirements. This position requires an excellent team player attitude and good communication skills.

Responsibilities:

Develop new responsive SPA from scratch
Discover and develop new technologies and take a part in the architecture solutions design
Perform Code Reviews
Produce quality products on time to meet our business goals and deliver a high-quality, secure, stable and high-performance product
 

Qualifications:

4+ years of experience in C# programming (.NET Core/.NET6) with a deep understanding of .NET behind-the-scenes mechanisms
2+ years of experience with React.js and building responsive applications
Experience in high-traffic online web applications, design, development, and deployments
Strong knowledge of architectural principles, coding standards, design patterns and best practices
Experience with and strong knowledge of Client & Server-side technologies: C#, WEB API, React
Experience with object-oriented concepts
Experience with MS SQL
Experience with development in the cloud environment
Experience with an online B2C business (24/7/365)
Experience with Entity Framework or other ORM framework
Good command of English (Intermediate level)
 

Will be an advantage:

Experience with development in the cloud environment (AWS or Azure)
Experience with an online B2C business