Lead Software Engineer - .NET

We are seeking an experienced Lead Software Engineer to design and deliver large-scale production applications using .NET, Angular, and cloud technologies. In this role, you will drive technical excellence across the full stack, architect scalable microservices, and leverage modern AI-assisted development tools to accelerate delivery.

Responsibilities

• Lead the design and development of large-scale production applications across the full stack
• Architect and implement robust REST APIs and microservices-based solutions
• Build and maintain modern frontend experiences using Angular
• Develop backend services and APIs using .NET
• Design and deploy cloud-native solutions on AWS and Azure
• Implement event-driven and messaging patterns to support scalable systems
• Work with containerization and orchestration platforms, including Docker and Kubernetes (AKS/EKS)
• Establish and maintain CI/CD pipelines and Infrastructure as Code practices
• Leverage AI-assisted development tools such as Cursor, Copilot, and Claude Code to enhance productivity
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to define technical direction and best practices
  
  

Requirements

• 8+ years of experience building large-scale production applications
• Proficiency in .NET for full-stack development
• Strong modern frontend expertise in Angular, with acceptable alternatives in React and Node.js
• Background in backend and API development with depth in both areas
• Skills in designing microservices and robust REST APIs
• Expertise in cloud platforms, primarily AWS and Azure (in that order)
• Understanding of event-driven and messaging concepts, along with databases
• Familiarity with containerization technologies, including Docker and Kubernetes (AKS/EKS)
• Comfort using AI-assisted development tools such as Cursor, Copilot, and Claude Code (no AI specialization required)
• Proficiency in English at an Upper-Intermediate level (B2) or higher
  
  

Nice to have

• Exposure to Databricks
• Knowledge of CI/CD pipelines and Infrastructure as Code