Full Stack .Net Developer ( US healthcare domain)

Ascendion Engineering; Hyderabad, Chennai District, Bengaluru; Hybrid; INR 2,500,000 - 4,000,000; Full time

Job summary

Ascendion Engineering is seeking a seasoned .NET Full Stack Developer (React/Angular) with Azure AI for U.S. Healthcare projects based in Hyderabad/Bangalore/Pune/Chennai.

The ideal candidate has 8+ years of experience building web applications using C#, .NET Core/.NET 6+, Web APIs, and modern front-end frameworks, plus hands-on Azure cloud skills and knowledge of HIPAA-compliant healthcare workflows.

Qualifications

• 8+ years of experience in .NET full stack development.
• Strong experience with C#, .NET Core/.NET 6+, ASP.NET Core and Web APIs.
• Hands-on experience with ReactJS or Angular.
• Experience with Microsoft Azure services and cloud-native app development.
• Knowledge of Azure AI Services / Azure OpenAI / Generative AI.
• Strong understanding of SQL Server and Microservices Architecture.
• Experience with CI/CD pipelines and Azure DevOps.
• Mandatory experience in U.S. Healthcare domain (HIPAA, Claims, Enrollment, Eligibility).

Skills

C# / .NET 6+

Web APIs

SQL Server

Microservices Architecture

Azure Cloud Services

CI/CD pipelines

Azure DevOps

Tools

ReactJS

Angular

Azure DevOps

Azure AI

Job description

.NET Full Stack Developer (React/Angular) with Azure AI & U.S. Healthcare

Experience: 8+ Years
Location: Hyderabad/Bangalore/Pune/ Chennai

Required Skills:

• Strong experience in C#, .NET Core/.NET 6+, ASP.NET Core, Web APIs
• Hands-on experience with ReactJS or Angular
• Experience with Microsoft Azure services and cloud-native application development
• Knowledge of Azure AI Services / Azure OpenAI / Generative AI solutions
• Strong understanding of SQL Server and Microservices Architecture
• Experience with CI/CD pipelines and Azure DevOps

Domain Experience:

• Mandatory experience in U.S. Healthcare domain
• Knowledge of Claims, Enrollment, Eligibility, Provider Management, HIPAA
• Exposure to FHIR/HL7 standards is preferred