NirYu

Mid-level Software Engineer - .NET (C#) and React/JavaScript

United States, US · Posted 9h ago

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.NETC#ReactJavaScriptSQLGitAzureDocker

Job Description

The Role:

Our client is seeking a Mid-level Software Engineer to join our distributed engineering team. You'll work on full-stack development, building and maintaining features using .NET (C#) on the backend and React/JavaScript on the frontend. This role emphasizes review, validation, and ownership of code—including code produced with AI assistance—and collaboration with a talented distributed team.

Responsibilities:

  • Build and maintain features across our full-stack architecture (.NET backend, React frontend)

  • Review, validate, and take ownership of code produced with AI assistance and tools

  • Collaborate with team members to design and implement solutions

  • Diagnose and troubleshoot production issues; contribute to incident response

  • Write tests and ensure code quality; participate in peer code reviews

  • Communicate clearly with the team on technical decisions and trade-offs

Requirements:

Technical Foundation:

  • 4–6 years of full-stack development experience

  • Solid understanding of C# and .NET Core fundamentals (dependency injection, middleware, async/await)

  • Comfortable with React, JavaScript, and modern front-end patterns

  • Experience with REST APIs, SQL databases, and version control (Git)

  • Familiarity with production systems, monitoring, and debugging tools

  • Required Technologies: Microsoft .NET, C#, React, JavaScript, AI-Assisted Coding Workflows (Software Engineering)

Soft Skills:

  • Ability to communicate technical concepts clearly in English (English - Advanced)

  • Comfortable learning and applying new tools and techniques

  • Collaborative mindset; enjoy peer feedback and code reviews

  • Proactive approach to problem-solving

Nice-to-Have:

  • Experience with Azure or cloud platforms

  • Familiarity with Docker or containerization

  • Experience integrating with external APIs or third-party services

  • Understanding of CI/CD pipelines