Engineer III - App Engg & AI

Senior Software Engineer – .NET 5–8 years experience · Bachelor’s in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or equivalent practical experience Core Key Responsibilities Design, develop, enhance, and maintain scalable, high-performing applications on the .NET framework, writing clean, maintainable, testable code to established standards. Own assigned features end to end — analysis, design, development, unit testing, defect resolution, and delivery. Translate functional and technical requirements into practical implementations within the existing application architecture. Work effectively inside an established codebase, understanding existing components, dependencies, business logic, and technical constraints. Troubleshoot and resolve complex issues across application code, databases, integrations, and third-party components, including root cause analysis. Participate in backlog refinement, technical analysis, estimation, sprint planning, and code reviews within an Agile team. Develop and maintain unit tests, support QA in diagnosing defects, and maintain technical documentation for implemented features and design decisions. Work with minimal supervision, proactively raise technical risks or blockers, and meet agreed delivery commitments. Core Technology Skills Required .NET / C# — substantial hands-on development experience across the full SDLC. Object-oriented programming, design patterns, and software architecture — strong grounding in maintainable application design. SQL Server — writing and troubleshooting SQL; hands-on stored procedure experience strongly preferred. IIS and Windows Server — experience with these environments preferred. Git, Visual Studio, and Azure DevOps — source control and development tooling. CI/CD — working knowledge of automated build and deployment pipelines. Engineering practices — coding standards, code reviews, source control, build processes, testing, deployment, and maintenance. Agile / Scrum — delivery within cross-functional development teams. Analysis and problem solving — ability to work through unfamiliar or legacy code and identify practical solutions. Communication — clear written and verbal collaboration with technical and non-technical stakeholders.