SENIOR .NET ENGINEER

Fintech Core; Wilmington (NC); On-site; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Billable Days

Competitive Pay

Friendly Team

Flexible Schedule

Remote Work

Vacation Carryover

Job summary

Fintech Core is seeking a lead software engineer to drive backend module development on the Fintech.Core platform. You will ensure technical quality and delivery efficiency while acting as a domain expert for integration decisions and scalable .NET services.

The role requires 5+ years in software engineering within banking or fintech projects, with strong proficiency in .NET, Docker, Kubernetes, and SQL/NoSQL databases.

Qualifications

• Requires at least 5 years of software engineering experience with fintech/banking projects.
• Proficiency in .NET, Docker, Kubernetes, and SQL/NoSQL databases is essential.
• Experience with designing scalable backend services and microservices is expected.

Responsibilities

• Lead the development of product modules on the Fintech.Core platform.
• Ensure technical quality and delivery efficiency; act as domain expert for integration decisions.

Tools

.NET Core

ASP.NET Web API

Docker

Kubernetes

PostgreSQL

RabbitMQ

gRPC

Microservices

REST APIs

AWS

NoSQL

Fintech

Job description

Lead the development of product modules on the Fintech.Core platform and ensure technical quality and delivery efficiency. Act as a domain expert to make integration decisions and design scalable .NET backend services.

Requirements: Requires at least 5 years of software engineering experience with a strong background in banking or fintech projects. Proficiency in .NET, Docker, Kubernetes, and various SQL/NoSQL databases is essential.

Key Skills: .NET Core, ASP.NET Web API, Docker, Kubernetes, PostgreSQL, RabbitMQ, gRPC, Microservices Architecture, SOLID, YAGNI, REST APIs, AWS, NoSQL, Fintech, Software Architecture, Tech Leadership

Benefits: 20 to 25 Billable Days Off, Competitive Compensation, Friendly Team, Flexible Work Schedule, Remote Work Mode, Vacation Carry-over