Full Stack . Net Developer with AWS

This is a remote position.

Overview:

Our client is one of the country’s largest software development organisations. The company has been operating successfully in Cork city since 1998. Our client employs a wide range of technologies including Mobile (iOS, Android), Java/Kotlin (Springboot, Akka, JPA, etc.), Microsoft .NET (ASP.NET, C#, etc.), JavaScript (React, Vue, AngularJS, JQuery, Node.js, etc.), various database management systems (MongoDB, Oracle, SQL Server, MySql, etc.) and multiple Cloud Providers (AWS, Azure, GCP). Our client provides consultancy and leading-edge software solutions for a wide variety of US, EU and UK based clients in the insurance, healthcare, retail, and public sector markets.

We are seeking an experienced Full Stack .NET Developer with AWS working experience to join our team.The role will be based at either our satellite office in Cagliari, Italy, or our head office in Cork, Ireland. As a company, we support all levels of remote working, where appropriate. The developer will report to the Software Project Manager and occasionally to appropriate Development Directors.

Role

• Provision of AWS services between a frontend application and backend

Skills

• Essential:
  • AWS API Gateway
  • At least two years cloud experience in AWS
  • Python knowledge/experience
  • Extensive commercial development experience in C#, ASP.Net or Java
  • Excellent knowledge of MS SQL Server, including Strong T-SQL (Stored Procedure) skills
• Preferred:
  • Familiarity with modern JavaScript frontend frameworks (e.g., React)
  • Software development using Agile methodologies.
  • Messaging framework like NServiceBus, Masstransit or equivalent

Technical Profile:

• AWS Lambda
• DynamoDB
• SNS & SQS
• S3
• Experience with integrating databases/services on premise with the cloud required.
• Comfortable with Test Driven Development using mocking frameworks and libraries e.g., Moq, NUnit, SpecFlow, etc.

Optional Skills:

• AWS Cognito
• CloudFront
• CI/CD experience

Originally posted on Himalayas