.NET Architect (Closed)

SkillStorm is seeking a .NET Lead / Architect for our client in Charlotte, NC. Candidates must be able to work on SkillStorm's W2; not a C2C position. EOE, including disability/vets.

Job Description:

• A successful candidate will participate in the transformation and implementation of a critical reporting and management information system within the bank, As part of an agile scrum team, the candidate will work with users to refine requirements, design and develop high-quality and scalable systems. The candidate will be responsible for driving architecture and implementation of key program initiatives. The candidate will be expected to be a hands-on architect and lead with the ability to drive design and implementation initiatives.

Requirements:

• 8+ years professional experience developing solutions with .NET, C#
• Experience with SOLID principals and object-oriented patterns application in real life
• Ability to apply architectural patterns and principles to achieve reusability, testability, scalability and maintainability
• Experience with modeling tools and notation
• TDD/BDD experience, including experience with refactoring, testing frameworks (NUnit, xUnit and similar) and Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery
• Experience with release management, branching strategies and distributed source control systems such as GIT
• Experience and desire to work in an Agile process (pair programming, daily stand-ups, etc.)
• Experience in designing and implementing RESTful web services
• Web application design and development experience (JavaScript, React, Bootstrap)
• Demonstrable knowledge of problem domain in which they have been working
• Strong communication skills

Nice To Have:

• Experience with domain driven design
• Distributed systems experience
• Experience with developing Microservices and SOA based architecture
• Relevant industry (banking middle/back office) experience
• Experience with Apache Hadoop
• Experience with Kafka

Deal Breakers:

• Lack of passion for technology
• Inability to think through complex problems
• Inability to understand abstractions
• Lack of interest in professional growth and learning
• Lack of passion for quality
• Lack of delivery focus

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