GenAquarius LLC

GenAquarius LLC

Backed Developer (.Net/SQL)

Fremont, California, USA · Mid · Contract

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 71 days ago
C#.NETDistributed SystemsBackend DevelopmentObject-Oriented ProgrammingGitSQLPostgreSQLMySQLDockerKubernetesCI/CDAPI DevelopmentRESTJiraConfluenceCommunicationProblem Solving

About the role

  • This role is heavily focused on backend development (80 90% coding) with minimal frontend responsibilities.
  • The ideal candidate brings strong engineering fundamentals, real-world API and microservices experience, and a production ownership mindset.
  • Backend Engineering Focus Primary role as a backend engineer 80 90% hands-on coding in backend systems Minimal frontend exposure (secondary responsibility only).

Responsibilities

  • Design, build, and maintain backend services and APIs in a production environment Contribute to system design discussions and support microservices architecture decisions
  • o RESTful API design API contracts, inputs/outputs, and error handling Experience evolving APIs over time.

Requirements

  • No Sponsered Visa required.
  • Core Backend Language Experience Strong experience with C# /.NET Must be actively coding in backend systems on a daily basis Ability to quickly ramp across technologies within the.NET ecosystem.
  • Problem-Solving & First-Principles Thinking Ability to solve complex and ambiguous problems Proactively asks clarifying questions before implementation Can clearly explain decision-making and trade-offs

Nice to have

  • Mid-level engineer Depth of hands-on experience and fundamentals preferred over title

Company info

  • We are seeking a hands-on Backend Software Engineer to join a high-velocity engineering team building and supporting scalable, production-grade services.

Visa & Work Authorization

  • with extensions or CTH Interview Process: Two round of hands on technical interview 45 minutes each Note: No Sponsered Visa required

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