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Company Background Our client is a global leader in access solutions and smart home technologies. With over a decade of innovation in the IoT space, the company is a pioneer in connected home solutions, including garage door openers, gate systems, and smart access management tools. One of their flagship innovations is the platform, which allows users to control and monitor their home access systems through connected devices. Headquartered in Oak Brook, Illinois, our client serves both residential and commercial customers worldwide. Project Description You will work on large-scale enterprise platforms, including a device-focused application and a business web platform for access control management. The role involves contributing to the development and evolution of systems used for managing connected access solutions across residential and commercial environments. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to build scalable, reliable, and high-quality solutions. Technologies ASP.NET Core (.NET 6/8/10), C# REST APIs Entity Framework MSSQL Server Couchbase, DynamoDB Azure/AWS Docker, Kubernetes RabbitMQ, Kafka Azure DevOps, GitHub Git Grafana, DataDog What You'll Do Develop high-quality code in accordance with coding standards and best practices, ensuring reusability and maintainability; Participate in technical assessment, scoping, and implementation of changes related to new business requirements, product enhancements, and other change requests; Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including infrastructure, database, and frontend, to deliver features and platform improvements; Work within Agile methodologies such as Scrum or Kanban to develop and enhance the main platform; Communicate daily with tech leads and engineers; Job Requirements 5+ years experience of working as .NET Developer ; Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or equivalent; Experience in writing efficient asynchronous and parallel code; Knowledge of design patterns, enterprise application patterns, and cloud design patterns; Experience with microservices architecture; Knowledge of DDD architecture patterns (e.g., Onion, Clean, Hexagonal); Understanding of Agile methodologies; Experience in creating technical documentation (e.g., UML); Strong analytical and problem-solving skills; Ability to work effectively in a team; English proficiency at B2 level or higher (written and spoken); What Do We Offer The global benefits package includes: Technical and non-technical training for professional and personal growth; Internal conferences and meetups to learn from industry experts; Support and mentorship from an experienced employee to help you professional grow and development; Health insurance; Sports activities to promote a healthy lifestyle; Flexible work options, including remote and hybrid opportunities; Referral program for bringing in new talent; Work anniversary program and additional vacation days.
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