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Backend Developer (C++ /.NET)

AsterLogic Pvt Ltd · Nagpur, Maharashtra, India

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Build and optimize backend services and system components with modern C++ and .NET, focusing on performance, reliability, and maintainability. Responsibilities Design, implement, and maintain backend services and APIs Develop high-performance components in modern C++ and .NET Write clean, testable, and well-documented code Collaborate with product and DevOps to deliver secure and scalable solutions Participate in code reviews and improve engineering standards Requirements 2+ years of experience in C++ (C++14/17) and .NET (C# preferred) Strong understanding of data structures, concurrency, and memory management Experience with RESTful APIs and database systems (SQL/NoSQL) Familiarity with Windows and/or Linux development workflows Knowledge of Git and CI/CD practices Own the ML lifecycle from data preparation to model deployment for applied business use-cases. Responsibilities Develop end-to-end ML pipelines: data ingestion, feature engineering, training, evaluation Experiment with classical ML and deep learning techniques where appropriate Collaborate with engineering to integrate models into production services Monitor model performance and iterate to improve accuracy and robustness Document assumptions, metrics, and results clearly Requirements Solid Python skills and experience with libraries such as scikit-learn, pandas, NumPy Understanding of supervised/unsupervised learning and evaluation metrics Experience with model serving or MLOps is a plus Comfortable working with real-world, messy datasets Strong communication and collaboration skills Provide reliable L1/L2 support during night shift hours, ensuring uptime and rapid incident response. Responsibilities Monitor infrastructure and endpoints; respond to alerts and incidents Troubleshoot user issues (Windows, networking basics, email, printers) Perform routine maintenance and update documentation/runbooks Coordinate escalations with the L3/engineering team as required Maintain clear communication and handover notes between shifts Requirements Willingness to work night shifts on a rotational schedule Good understanding of Windows administration and basic networking Strong problem-solving and customer communication skills Familiarity with ticketing systems and incident workflows Certifications (e.g., CCNA, ITIL) are a plus
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