Senior .NET Backend Lead for Scalable Microservices

Ethereum Technologies LLC; Fort Mill (SC); On-site; USD 100,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading technology firm is looking for an experienced Dot Net Back-End Developer to lead backend development and deliver scalable applications in an Agile environment. You will design microservices, mentor teams, and collaborate with DevOps and cloud teams to ensure high-quality deployments. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in .NET and Angular, strong AWS skills, and a background in Financial Services is preferred.

Qualifications

• 8+ years of experience in .NET and Angular with team leadership.
• 2+ years of hands-on AWS experience (EKS, Kubernetes, CloudWatch, SQS, Glue, DocumentDB).
• Strong experience with SAFe/Scrum Agile and Agile ceremonies.
• Experience with CI/CD tools (Jenkins, TeamCity, Octopus).
• Strong knowledge of API development and testing (Postman, SoapUI).
• Experience with SQL Server / AWS Aurora (Postgres).
• Understanding of microservices, security standards (OAuth, JWT, CORS), and logging (ELK).
• Experience in Financial Services preferred.

Responsibilities

• Lead backend development and deliver scalable applications.
• Design microservices and mentor teams.
• Collaborate with DevOps and cloud teams for high-quality deployments.

Skills

.NET and Angular

AWS (EKS, Kubernetes, CloudWatch, SQS, Glue, DocumentDB)

SAFe/Scrum Agile

CI/CD tools (Jenkins, TeamCity, Octopus)

API development and testing (Postman, SoapUI)

SQL Server / AWS Aurora (Postgres)

Microservices

Financial Services

Job description

A leading technology firm is looking for an experienced Dot Net Back-End Developer to lead backend development and deliver scalable applications in an Agile environment. You will design microservices, mentor teams, and collaborate with DevOps and cloud teams to ensure high-quality deployments. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in .NET and Angular, strong AWS skills, and a background in Financial Services is preferred.