Full Stack Engineer (.NET + React)

IndiaRemote-friendlyFull timePosted 67 days ago

Build end-to-end web apps with .NET and React, blending solid backend engineering with modern frontend and AI integration.

What you’d do

Develop full-stack web applications using .NET Core/ASP.NET Core and React
Build responsive, accessible, and intuitive user interfaces with modern React patterns and best practices
Design and implement RESTful APIs and backend services using C# and .NET
Integrate AI/ML models and services into web applications
Work with SQL Server, PostgreSQL, or other relational databases and optimize queries
Implement authentication, authorization, and security best practices using Identity Server or Azure AD
Write clean, maintainable, and well-tested code with comprehensive documentation
Collaborate with designers, AI engineers, and product teams to deliver features
Participate in code reviews and contribute to technical discussions
Deploy and maintain applications on Azure, AWS, or other cloud platforms
Optimize application performance, scalability, and user experience
Stay current with modern web development practices and emerging technologies

Experience in full-stack web development
Strong proficiency in C# and .NET Core/ASP.NET Core (6.0 or higher)
Expert knowledge of React, JavaScript/TypeScript, and modern frontend tools
Experience with state management libraries (Redux, Zustand, Context API)
Solid understanding of HTML5, CSS3, and responsive design principles
Familiarity with frontend build tools (Vite, Webpack, npm/yarn)
Experience with RESTful API design and development using Web API
Knowledge of Entity Framework Core and LINQ
Strong understanding of SQL and database design principles
Experience with version control (Git) and collaborative development workflows
Familiarity with unit testing frameworks (xUnit, NUnit, MSTest, Jest, React Testing Library)
Understanding of CI/CD pipelines and deployment processes

Five questions, and no résumé. You’ll start with the manifesto and the handbook, then come straight back to this one — no need to find it again.