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C#/.NET

in building APIs, services, and scalable backend solutions.Proficiency in

TypeScript

and familiarity with service-oriented architectures.Experience working with cloud platforms such as

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Kubernetes .Strong understanding of database design, optimisation, and management (SQL/NoSQL).A structured and semantic problem-solving approach, with the ability to remain flexible and collaborative.A background in

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