.Net Full stack developer

Role: .Net Full stack developer

Duration: 6+ Months

Location: NY Metro area (Stamford CT, Manhattan/surrounding areas, Florham Park NJ) Onsite

• 8+ years total experience.

• Strong in .NET Core backend with practical coding exposure.

• At least 1 year of recent hands-on ReactJS experience.

• Familiar with SQL querying, Entity Framework, and basic cloud/DevOps concepts (bonus).

• Strong .NET Core (non-negotiable) backend development experience is the top priority.

• Candidates must be hands-on and able to write working code with minimal issues.

• .NET Core is mandatory.

• Entity Framework and LINQ skills are required.

• Working knowledge of SQL Server is expected (no DBA-level skills needed, but basic query writing is necessary).

• Integrate LLM APIs (OpenAI, Anthropic, Azure OpenAI, etc.) into production applications.

• Build AI pipelines including prompt engineering, streaming responses, confidence scoring, and hallucination handling.

• Design human-in-the-loop workflows for AI-driven applications.

• Develop scalable systems using event-driven architecture with tools like Service Bus or RabbitMQ.

• Design and optimize document-based data models using Cosmos DB or similar NoSQL databases.

• Build modern frontend applications using Next.js (App Router, Server Components, Server Actions).

• Actively leverage AI coding tools such as Copilot, Claude Code, or Cursor to accelerate development.

• Contribute to system architecture decisions and scalable platform design.

• Expect scenario-based coding questions and code output verification.

• Emphasis on practical knowledge over DSA-heavy questions.

• Basic working knowledge of ReactJS is required.

• JavaScript and TypeScript (TypeScript is preferred, not mandatory).

• React concepts like component lifecycle, state vs. props, etc.

• Expected to contribute 20–25% on UI tasks.

• UI knowledge should be sufficient to handle basic components and data mapping.

• Cloud experience is not mandatory.

• Knowledge of Docker and Kubernetes is a plus, not a filter criterion

Thanks