Adree is seeking a .NET Backend, Developer to design, develop, and maintain backend services and APIs. The role involves building scalable systems, improving performance, and collaborating with frontend, QA, and other engineering teams.Key ResponsibilitiesDevelop and maintain backend services using .NET / C#Build REST APIs and backend endpoints following best practicesDesign and implement database solutions using SQL Server / PostgreSQL / MySQLWrite efficient queries, optimize performance, and ensure data integrityIntegrate backend services with external systems using APIs and webhooksImplement authentication/authorization (e.g., JWT, OAuth2) and security best practicesCreate and maintain background jobs/queues using technologies like Hangfire / Quartz / Azure Functions / Service Bus (as applicable)Build and maintain microservices or modular monolith architecture (as per project needs)Work with caching mechanisms (e.g., Redis) if requiredPerform code reviews, debugging, and ensure high-quality code and documentationUse Git workflows and follow agile/Scrum practicesSupport production deployments and resolve issues in a timely mannerRequirements3-6 years of professional experience in .NET backend developmentStrong experience in C#, ASP.NET Core, Web APIsGood understanding of OOP, design patterns, and clean codeStrong database knowledge and ability to write optimized SQL queriesExperience with authentication/authorization concepts (JWT/OAuth2)Strong understanding of asynchronous programming and performance considerationsHands-on experience with at least one of the following: Entity Framework / DapperWeb API / RESTful servicesBasic understanding of system design and scalability conceptsGood communication and teamwork skillsJob Location: HQ
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