Zensar Technology/Software

DOT NET Developer

India In person Full-time

Join Zensar Technologies Limited's as a .NET Developer where you will lead the development of high‑performance .NET Core APIs, integrate secure authentication mechanisms, and collaborate with front‑end teams to deliver responsive React/TypeScript applications. You will also contribute to Node.js tooling, optimize SQL Server databases, and ensure best‑practice coding standards across the full software lifecycle.

Design, develop, and maintain .NET Core RESTful APIs using C# and Entity Framework Core.

Implement security, authentication, and authorization mechanisms for services.

Create and enhance front‑end features with React and TypeScript.

Develop backend utilities and services using Node.js.

Design, model, and optimize MS SQL Server databases and write performant T‑SQL queries.

Collaborate with product owners, QA, and DevOps to deliver end‑to‑end solutions.

Perform code reviews, enforce coding standards, and mentor junior developers.

Troubleshoot and resolve production issues and performance bottlenecks.

Participate in agile ceremonies and contribute to sprint planning.

Maintain comprehensive documentation for APIs, data models, and deployment processes.

5+ years of professional software development experience.

Strong hands‑on experience with .NET Core API development in C#.

Proven expertise in building RESTful services, including security and EF Core.

Extensive experience developing front‑end applications using React and TypeScript.

Solid background in Node.js for backend service development and tooling.

Proficiency in SQL Server, database design, and query optimization.

Understanding of authentication/authorization standards such as OAuth2/JWT.

Experience with version control systems (e.g., Git) and CI/CD pipelines.

Excellent problem‑solving skills and ability to work in a collaborative team.

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field (or equivalent experience).

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