NET Core Architect

London
3 days ago
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The ideal candidate will have expertise in .NET Core 6 and above, C#, and Azure services, with a strong understanding of REST APIs, microservices, and event-driven architecture.

This role requires hands-on development, architectural guidance, and collaboration with cross-functional teams to deliver robust enterprise solutions.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Architect, design, and develop scalable, secure, and high-performance applications using .NET Core 6 and above.

  • Design and implement RESTful APIs using best practices.

  • Implement Entity Framework or Dapper for efficient database interactions.

  • Apply SOLID principles, design patterns, and OOP concepts to software development.

  • Develop microservices-based solutions.

  • Implement unit tests using Xunit or Nunit to ensure application reliability.

  • Design and manage Azure cloud infrastructure using Azure Services such as Azure Service Bus, Azure Functions, Azure Storage, etc.

  • Work with MS SQL Server, ensuring optimal performance and data integrity.

  • Collaborate with development teams, DevOps engineers, and business stakeholders to define technical solutions.

  • Stay updated with the latest Azure and .NET Core advancements and best practices.

    Skills & Experience:

  • Experience in software development, with at least 3+ years in an architectural role.

  • Proficiency in .NET Core 6 and above and C#.

  • Strong expertise in REST API development.

  • Experience with Entity Framework (EF) Core or Dapper.

  • Deep understanding of design patterns, SOLID principles, and OOPS.

  • Knowledge of dependency injection and IoC containers.

  • Experience in microservices architecture.

  • Strong knowledge of unit testing frameworks such as Xunit or Nunit.

  • Hands-on experience with Azure Services like Azure Service Bus, Azure Functions, Azure SQL, Cosmos DB, etc.

  • Strong expertise in MS SQL Server including database design, indexing, and performance tuning.

  • Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines and DevOps best practices.

    Beneficial:

  • Experience with Kubernetes and Docker.

  • Exposure to databases like Cosmos DB or MongoDB.

  • Experience with message brokers such as Kafka or RabbitMQ

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