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.Net Developer

Ontario, Canada (On-site)

.Net Developer

2 Months ago • 5 Years + • Full Stack Development

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back-end

ci-cd

kubernetes

mongodb

nosql

.net-core

docker

scalability

Job Description

Blazesoft is seeking a .Net Developer with 5+ years of experience in C#/.Net Core. You'll design and implement user-facing features for web applications using MongoDB, Docker, Kubernetes, and CI/CD. Join our passionate team and create immersive gaming experiences.

Must have:

C#/.Net Core
MongoDB/NoSQL
Docker
Kubernetes

Good to have:

CI/CD
RESTful APIs
Functional Programming
Unit Testing

Perks:

Competitive Salary
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Join our dynamic and innovative gaming company that's passionate about creating immersive and cutting-edge gaming experiences. We pride ourselves on a culture of creativity, collaboration, and a commitment to pushing the boundaries of gaming. If you're a highly motivated and skilled specialist passionate about the gaming industry, we want you to join our team. This is a full-time IN OFFICE position.

We are currently seeking a talented back-end developer to join our team and play a key role in designing and implementing user-facing features for our web applications.

Main Responsibilities:

Develop and maintain web applications using C# (.Net)

Write clean, efficient, and maintainable code

Engage in functional programming practices to improve application performance and scalability

Collaborate with frontend developers to integrate RESTful APIs

Participate in project management activities, ensuring timely delivery of tasks

Conduct unit testing and end-to-end testing to ensure code quality and application stability

Continuously learn and apply new technologies and best practices