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CQLC: Senior Associate - (.NET)

Pune, MaharashtraHybrid · India
Senior · Permanent - Full Time · IT
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As a Senior Associate - .NET at Davies, you will contribute to the design, development, and support of our software applications within an Agile Scrum team. You will work with modern technologies including C#, .NET Core, React, Azure, and microservices, helping to build secure, scalable, and high‑quality solutions. You will collaborate closely with senior engineers, architects, and product teams, participate actively in Agile ceremonies, and contribute to the continuous improvement of engineering practices across the organisation. This role is ideal for someone with solid commercial experience who is ready to deepen their technical expertise, work across a growing technology estate, and play a meaningful role in delivering high‑quality digital products.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, and maintain applications using C#, .NET Core, SQL Server, and JavaScript frameworks such as React.

• Develop APIs, microservices, and event‑driven components.

• Write clean, maintainable, and testable code following SOLID principles and modern engineering practices.

• Contribute to secure coding, performance optimisation, and system reliability.

• Work closely with product owners, QA engineers, architects, and senior developers to deliver features from concept to deployment.

• Participate in Agile ceremonies: sprint planning, daily stand‑ups, reviews, and retrospectives.

• Assist in the maintenance and support of existing applications within the Davies estate.

• Contribute to discussions on technical design, problem solving, and improvement opportunities

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