.NET Software Developer

We’re hiring a hands-on.NET Developer to work on global, customer-facing web platforms used across international markets.

1.Work on the development, maintenance, support and incremental modernization of the UK Interactive systems (known as UKI, which are live, customer-facing platforms used by business users, suppliers and external customers.).

2.Join a global collaborative tech team

3.Be part of legacy modernization & cloud transformation (Azure)

Key Responsibilities

1.Develop, enhance and maintain web-based applications supporting the UKI Interactive platforms;

2.Supporting legacy systems(VB.NET / Web Forms);

3.Diagnose and resolve defects,production issues, data issues and performance problems in a timely manner;

4.Work with Microsoft SQL Server databases to investigate issues, write and maintain queries, views and stored procedures, and support data-driven workflows;

5.Contribute to support notes,troubleshooting guides, release notes and knowledge transfer material to reduce reliance on individual system knowledge;

6.Track and communicate progress,risks, blockers and issues clearly to ensure visibility for stakeholders;

7.Maintain and enhance existing systems while ensuring business continuity for live customers and suppliers.

Required Skills & Experience

1.Five years above experience working with legacy systems, comfortable working with legacy + modernization mix;

2.Strong practical experience with .NET technologies, particularly in .NET or .NET Core development, or C# / modern, ASP.NET Web API;

3.Experience working with Azure-hosted applications, familiar with Azure App Services, Azure SQL, Azure DevOps pipelines;

4.Experience working on legacy-to-modern transformation (VB.NET to modern .NET / Azure) is prefer;

5.Database development experience with Microsoft SQL Server and basic front-end (JS/HTML/CSS);

6.Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail;

7.Willing to learn complex business workflows and customer-specific system behavior;

8.Good communications, especially Strong spoken and written English is preferable.