Position: Senior .Net Developer
Category: .NET
English level: upper
Years of experience: 5

– Have a good understanding of software architecture, development approaches,
design patterns, algorithms, and data structures;
– Familiar with various business domains, such as fintech, healthcare, manufacturing, and education;
– Have experience in development from scratch;
– Have production experience in building high-load microservices in AWS and Azure;
– Have the ability to work under pressure and in limited terms;
– Experienced in developing sophisticated mathematical algorithms, big independent features, and microservices;
– Have experience in mentoring newcomers and junior developers;
– Have experience working in a distributed team with direct communication with a customer.
I'm an experienced software engineer with more than 6 years of commercial experience related mostly to high-loaded web applications and large desktop applications using .NET.

Main responsibilities on projects:
– Estimation and analysis of new functionality for development;
– Design and implementation of new functionality, features ownership;
– Development of unit and integration tests for the new functionality (TDD);
– Close cooperation with PO, requirements and product vision discussion;
– Participation in the discussions/meetings of architecture, methods and approaches to the implementation of system modules;
– Unit testing of core application components;
– Conduction of the Backlog Refinement sessions using the Planning Poker, participation in Planning/Review/Retro sessions, Demo presentation for the customer;
– Mentoring and onboarding new colleagues (explaining the project structure and
the implementation details of each module);
– Help the teammates with technical and non-technical questions (knowledge sharing, requirements review)
– Providing code review.
I'm interested in backend development with a modern .NET stack (.NET Core, ASP.NET Core, Microservices). 
I won't answer the job offer on desktop projects, back-end with legacy technologies (ASP.NET MVC, .Net Framework), or full-stack.