.Net Developer

Architect: Apps (Other)Collaborate with leaders, analysts, IT architects, technical leads, and other developers, along with internal customers, to understand requirements and develop applications to meet business requirements. Learn about and implement new technologies to build new features and improve application performance and security posture. Maintain and enhance existing services, applications, and platforms using test-driven development practices. Support the development of coding standards and adhere to best practices and security guidelines. Work closely with software architects and technical leaders to ensure decisions align with long-term enterprise and industry growth forecasts. Troubleshoot complex issues and implement solutions. Contribute to new work specifications and estimates as an active participant in Agile ceremonies and independently.Required qualifications: Passion, selflessness, and accountability to yourself and the team; ability to work well within a collaborative team environment as well as independently. 2+ years of full Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) experience designing, developing, and implementing large-scale applications in hosted production environments. Proficiency in full-stack development: Front-end: Angular 10+, CSS, mobile-aware/responsive and cross-browser compatible application development Web Services: RESTful API development using.NET stack, object-oriented design techniques and principles Database: Object/Relational mapping, query performance tuning, PostgreSQL Experience with Agile methodologies (eg. Scrum) Understanding of cloud-native development, deployment, and orchestration: microservice architecture patterns, containers, Azure cloud Understanding of DevOps and Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment practices Experience with other tools: Azure DevOps, GitPreferred qualifications: Airline industry experience Open-source project design, development, and repository maintenance experience Ability to explain technical concepts and adjust messaging by audience, including non-technical groups