.Net Developers are responsible for designing, tailoring, and developing software applications using Microsoft's .Net framework, ensuring the performance, quality, and responsiveness of applications, collaborating with internal teams to produce software design and architecture, and maintaining code quality through code reviews and automated tests. They must have a strong understanding of object-oriented programming and software development principles.
.Net Developers typically require a bachelor's degree in computer science, information technology, or a related field. They should also have experience with various .Net languages and technologies, such as C#, ASP.Net, and MVC.
We are looking for a .Net developer to build software using languages and technologies of the .NET framework. You will create applications from scratch, configure existing systems and provide user support.
In this role, you should be able to write functional code with a sharp eye for spotting defects. You should be a team player and excellent communicator. If you are also passionate about the .NET framework and software design/architecture, we’d like to meet you.
Your goal will be to work with internal teams to design, develop and maintain software.
A .NET developer is responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining software applications using the .NET framework. On a day-to-day basis, a .NET developer typically performs the following tasks:
Coding: Writing clean, maintainable, and efficient code in C# or other .NET languages, following coding standards and best practices.
Application Development: Developing new software applications or adding new features and functionality to existing ones.
Bug Fixing: Identifying and fixing software defects, troubleshooting issues, and testing/debugging code to ensure it functions properly.
Collaboration: Collaborating with other team members, such as UI/UX designers, software testers, and business analysts, to understand requirements, share ideas, and deliver quality solutions.
Database Management: Designing and implementing database schemas, writing SQL queries, and optimizing database performance.
Source Control: Using version control systems like Git or TFS to manage codebase and collaborate with other developers.
Testing: Writing and executing unit tests, integration tests, and end-to-end tests to ensure software quality and minimize bugs.
Documentation: Documenting code, technical specifications, and project-related information, keeping it up to date and easily understandable.
Research: Staying updated with the latest .NET technologies, frameworks, and industry trends to enhance development skills and find solutions to complex problems.
Continuous Improvement: Actively participating in code reviews, adopting best practices, and suggesting process improvements to optimize software development.
Deployment: Preparing software applications for deployment to production environments, ensuring smooth deployment and providing post-deployment support.
Maintenance and Support: Providing ongoing support, troubleshooting, and bug fixing for existing software applications.
Overall, a .NET developer is responsible for the end-to-end software development lifecycle, from understanding requirements to delivering high-quality applications.