.NET Lead
Tarantula.net India Private Limited
Remote, India
Posted
Key Responsibilities
- Design, develop, and maintain full stack applications using .NET (C#, ASP.NET Core) and modern front-end frameworks
- Build, consume, and secure RESTful APIs and integrations with internal and third-party systems
- Design and optimize databases, including schemas, stored procedures, queries, and indexing
- Translate business workflows and requirements into scalable technical solutions
- Own end-to-end implementation: requirement analysis, design, development, testing, deployment, and support
- Debug and resolve complex production and application issues through effective root cause analysis
- Drive delivery to closure by tracking milestones, managing dependencies, and escalating risks early
- Collaborate with business analysts, QA, DevOps, and stakeholders to keep scope and delivery aligned
- Conduct code reviews, enforce best practices, and mentor junior developers
- Create and maintain technical documentation, including design documents and API specs and release management.
Required Skills and Qualifications
- 8+ years of hands-on experience in software development with a strong .NET focus
- Back end: C#, ASP.NET Core / Web API, Entity Framework Core, LINQ
- Front end: Angular / React (or similar), JavaScript/TypeScript, HTML5, CSS3
- APIs: Strong experience designing and integrating REST APIs, with authentication and authorization (OAuth2, JWT)
Database:
- Strong SQL Server experience, including complex queries, stored procedures, performance tuning, and data modeling
- Good understanding of business workflows, process automation, and translating functional needs into technical design
- Proven debugging and troubleshooting skills across the application, API, and database layers
- Experience handling projects end to end, with a track record of delivering to timelines
- Should be able to manage client and internal team/stakeholders
- Should be able to handle 10+ development resources
- Familiarity with Git, CI/CD pipelines, and Agile/Scrum methodologies
Originally posted on Himalayas