.NET Integration Architect (Remote/Europe) - Min. 60k€/

Category: Technology Location: Cobalt Streamworks revolutionizes the software industry by eliminating outsourcing companies and directly matching talent with technology companies. Thanks to the remote work revolution, we observe the impacts of highly skilled software engineers worldwide getting paid up to 3x better and thriving with extraordinary professional challenges. Our Commitment to You Career coaching and full-time remote job continuity. We are looking for a .NET Integration Architect to join a fast growing team. Daily Life of a .NET Integration Architect: - Design, develop, and maintain .Net/.Net Core applications. - Implement Azure services such as Virtual Machines, App Services, Active Directory, Logging, and Azure SQL. - Architect and build microservices-based solutions. - Conduct unit testing and ensure code quality and reliability. - Collaborate with cross-functional teams to design and implement architecture solutions. - Provide technical guidance and mentorship to junior team members. - Participate in architecture design discussions and code reviews. - Ensure security best practices are followed in application development. - Stay updated with the latest technologies and trends in software development. Requirements - Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science or related field. - +7years of experience in software development with expertise in .Net/.Net Core. - Proficiency in Azure services such as Virtual Machines, App Services, Active Directory, Logging, and Azure SQL. - Experience with microservices architecture and design patterns. - Strong understanding of unit testing principles and practices. - Decent exposure to architecture design and software development lifecycle. - Familiarity with security-intensive applications and best practices. - Front-end development experience with frameworks such as Angular, React, or Vue is a plus. - Excellent problem-solving and communication skills. - Ability to work independently and in a team environment. Details Originally posted on Himalayas