Position Overview
Entry-level role in software development focused on supporting tasks using .NET technologies. Work includes backend and web development and may also include mobile development as part of assigned responsibilities.
Key Responsibilities
· Develop and maintain applications using .NET (C#, .NET Core/Framework)
· Support implementation of backend services and web application components.
· Assist with unit testing, debugging, and bug fixing.
· Write clear, maintainable, and well-documented code.
· Collaborate with team members to understand and implement technical requirements.
· Follow established coding standards and development practices.
· Apply secure coding practices and follow bug resolution workflows.
· Update documentation and task status consistently in TFS or relevant systems.
· Participate in daily standups and proactively communicate task progress and blockers.
Qualifications
· Bachelor’s degree in computer science, Software Engineering, or a related discipline
· 0–2 years of software development experience
· Basic understanding of C# and the .NET development environment
· Familiarity with object-oriented programming principles
· Exposure to HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and REST APIs
· Exposure to Angular or similar frontend technologies is preferred.
· Basic understanding of SQL and relational databases
· Willingness to learn and contribute to multiple types of applications (web, backend, mobile)
Definition of Done
- Code Quality: Code must be readable, maintainable, and compliant with internal standards.
- Documentation: Public methods and logic are documented; task notes updated in TFS.
- Testing: Unit tests are written; test cases reviewed and shared if needed.
- Bug Management: Bug fixes are implemented cleanly with no new high-severity regressions.
- Timely Delivery: Work is submitted within the estimated timeline or proactively escalated.
- Communication: Actively participates in team meetings and shares status updates.
- Process Compliance: Follows secure coding guidelines, version control rules, and staging policies.
