.Net Developer.The Dev's role is a blend of high-level technical oversight and hands-on coding. This dual responsibility ensures that the Dev remains deeply connected to the technical details and challenges of the project while providing technical expertise and technical design direction.
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🔑 Key Responsibilities of an .Net Developer
The Key responsibilities are:
- Active Development Contribution:
- Dedicating a significant portion of time to hands-on development work, contributing to coding, feature development, and bug fixes.
- Performance Optimization:
- Regularly assessing software performance and making necessary adjustments for optimization.
- Security Considerations:
- Incorporating up-to-date security practices to safeguard software systems against threats taking into account architectural decisions.
- Technology Evaluation and Integration:
- Assessing and integrating new technologies that align with business objectives and enhance system capabilities taking into account architectural decisions.
- Troubleshooting and Support:
- Leading the resolution of complex technical issues, providing expert troubleshooting and support.
🧠 Key Technical Expertise for an .Net Developer
A .Net Dev should possess a comprehensive set of technical skills and expertise, including but not limited to the following areas:
- .Net Framework and .Net Core:
- Proficient in building applications using C# in both .Net Framework and .Net Core.
- Experience, among other things, with asynchronous programming, dependency injection, middleware, ...
- Backend Development:
- Proficiency in creating Web APIs with .Net.
- Experience with WCF or REST for building service-oriented applications.
- Knowledge of Sharepoint ( DMS )
- Knowledge of a Legal Document Store ( Worm )
- Knowledge of NServiceBus or similar frameworks for building distributed systems and Knowledge of Azure Service Bus is a plus.
- Frontend Development:
- Skilled with Blazor for building interactive web UIs with C# rather than JavaScript.
- Experience in developing MVC applications.
- Unit Testing:
- Experience in writing and maintaining unit tests.
- Familiarity with testing frameworks like MsTest.
- Design Patterns:
- Thorough understanding of software design patterns such as Singleton, Repository, Factory, and Strategy.
- Ability to apply patterns in a practical context to solve design problems and ensure code maintainability.
- SQL:
- Strong knowledge over SQL language for querying databases.
- Knowledge of database design (normalization, indexing, denormalization, …) and experience with SQL Server.
- Git:
- Expertise in version control using Git.
- Experience with branching strategies and repository management.
- Basic Understanding of Networking:
- Fundamental knowledge of networking concepts, protocols, and configuration.
- Server Management:
- Basic understanding of server setup, configuration, and management.
- Familiarity with Windows Server environments and IIS.
- Security:
- Understanding of modern security practices and protocols, including OAuth and OpenID Connect, to secure applications against common threats and vulnerabilities.
- Cloud Services:
- Working knowledge of cloud services, preferably experience with Microsoft Azure.
- Understanding of containerization technologies like Docker and Kubernetes.
- Low Code Platform Integration:
- Experience with integrating traditional .Net applications with low code platforms such as Appian is considered an asset.
🧠 Key Soft Skills for an .Net Developer
For a Dev, especially in a .Net environment, key soft skills would typically include:
- Problem-Solving & Decision-Making:
- Strong analytical abilities to identify issues and develop innovative solutions.
- Ability to empathize with customer needs and translate them into technical solutions.
- Resilience:
- Commitment to stay updated with the latest industry trends and technologies.
- Language Proficiency:
- Mastery of either French or Dutch and English is a must. A passive understanding of the second national language (French or Dutch) is a nice-to-have.