Company Overview
We help companies staff up quickly, and right now we’re hiring for a client of ours in the logistics and supply chain space. They need a .NET Developer, and they’re flexible on how the arrangement works — full-time, part-time, or contract — as long as it’s remote and the person’s a good fit. Multiple locations across India are fine.
Job Summary
Our client needs a .NET developer who can actually build things, not just patch them. You’d be writing new applications from scratch, tweaking existing systems, and helping users when something breaks. It’s a good fit if you write solid code, catch bugs before anyone else does, and can hold a real conversation about software architecture instead of just following a spec. Mostly, you’ll be working alongside their internal teams to get software out the door and keep it running well.
Key Responsibilities
- Take ownership of a system or product’s design and delivery — the whole thing, not just your slice of it.
- Keep existing systems running: upgrades, configuration tweaks, and the occasional late-night debug session.
- Help users out when web, desktop, or mobile apps aren’t behaving.
- Sit in on requirements discussions and actually shape what gets built.
- Work with the team to figure out the right design and architecture before writing a line of code.
- Write code that’s clean enough that someone else can read it in six months.
- Get things tested and out the door.
- Go back and fix, refactor, or improve code that’s not pulling its weight anymore.
- Keep documentation up to date as the project moves through its lifecycle.
- Be the person people come to when they have questions about how the application actually works.
Required Skills
- You can write functional code and, just as importantly, spot what’s broken in someone else’s.
- You understand software design and architecture well enough to make real decisions, not just follow templates.
- Comfortable in ASP.NET and other .NET languages.
- Know your way around SQL and Oracle.
- Reasonably fluent in web technologies and current development practices.
- Debugging doesn’t scare you, and you’ve supported production systems before.
- You get how the SDLC works, not just in theory.
- You communicate well and don’t disappear when a team needs input.
AI Experience
- If you’ve used Copilot, ChatGPT, or similar tools to move faster on coding or docs, that’s a plus — not a requirement.
- You don’t need AI/ML chops for this role, just an awareness that AI tooling is showing up more in day-to-day .NET work.
Managerial Experience
- This is an individual contributor role — no direct reports, no team-lead pressure.
- That said, you should be someone the internal teams can lean on when design or architecture decisions come up.
Operational Experience
- You’ve supported live web, desktop, or mobile applications, not just built them in isolation.
- You’ve handled upgrades and config changes on production systems without breaking things.
- You keep documentation current as you go, rather than scrambling at the end of a project.
Experience
1 to 4 Years of relevant .Net experience.
Qualifications
- Any graduate or postgraduate degree works.
- What matters more is real, hands-on experience building applications in .NET.
Certifications
- A Microsoft .NET or Azure Developer Associate certification is nice to have, but it won’t make or break your application.
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