Architect (ATC)

The .NET Full Stack Architect will lead the design and development of modern, real-time web applications. This role requires a technical leader who can seamlessly balance high-level architectural design with hands-on development. You will drive cloud-native workflows, frontend modernization, and data optimization while establishing global engineering standards and mentoring engineering talent.

Key Responsibilities

Architecture & Strategy

Enterprise Architecture Lead the end-to-end design and implementation of scalable, secure full-stack applications leveraging ASP.NET Core (MVC & WebAPI).

Cloud-Native Systems Architect modern, serverless workflows and decoupled, real-time architectures utilizing Azure Functions.

Technical Governance Establish global engineering standards, including best practices for JSON data exchange, API contract versioning, and secure coding frameworks.

Full-Stack & Data Engineering

Frontend Leadership Drive the strategic direction for client-side applications built on Angular, ensuring high-performance integration with RESTful services.

Data Layer Optimization Design and optimize relational database schemas using SQL, implementing high-throughput data access layers via EF Core and ADO.NET.

Hands-on Execution Balance architectural oversight with active development, writing clean, maintainable C# code for core platform components.

Collaboration & Delivery

Cross-Functional Alignment Collaborate with product owners and stakeholders to translate complex business requirements into robust technical solutions.

Quality & Mentorship Lead code reviews, enforce unit/integration testing strategies, and mentor senior engineering team members.

Technical Requirements

Experience 10+ years of expert-level experience in C# and the .NET ecosystem.

Web Frameworks Deep proficiency in ASP.NET Core MVC and ASP.NET Core WebAPI.

Frontend UI Strong UI architecture and development experience using Angular.

Cloud & Data Proven experience with Azure Functions, SQL Server, Entity Framework (EF), and ADO.NET.