.Net Developer

As a .Net Developer at our company, your primary responsibilities will include developing and maintaining web applications using ASP.NET and C#. You will be actively involved in collaborating with user representatives to design effective solutions, communicating with project managers about project status, and ensuring that you meet the deadlines while producing high-quality code.

To apply for the .Net Developer position, you should have a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or a related technical field. Additionally, you need to have at least five years of experience in ASP.NET development, particularly with strong knowledge of OIDC & SAML authentication, and significant experience in web application life cycles.

Yes, while the .Net Developer position requires some onsite work initially to familiarize yourself with GSFC systems, there will be an opportunity to work remotely for 2/3 days a week after the initial training period based on the agency’s requirements.

The .Net Developer role requires robust experience in ASP.NET Core, C#, and familiarity with frameworks like HTML, JavaScript, and CSS. Experience with Identity Server, relational databases such as Oracle and MS-SQL, and creating REST APIs is also essential. Proficiency with Visual Studio 2022 and Git version control are desired!

In addition to technical skills, it’s important for a .Net Developer to have excellent communication skills, both written and verbal. You should possess strong time management abilities, work well under guidance and independently, and be adaptable to a swiftly changing environment with a focus on teamwork and collaboration.

Certainly! In your answer, be sure to outline your hands-on experience with ASP.NET frameworks, specific projects you've worked on, and highlight your proficiency in C#. Mention any challenges you faced during development and how you overcame them.

Discuss your time management skills and strategies for prioritizing tasks. Share an example of a previous project where you successfully met a deadline, emphasizing your ability to stay organized and focused under pressure.

In your response, define OIDC (OpenID Connect) and SAML (Security Assertion Markup Language) authentications, and explain how you have applied these protocols in your previous projects. Provide specific instances where these implementations solved authentication challenges.

You should illustrate your debugging process step by step. Talk about the tools you use, like logging and tracing, and share a particular instance where you identified and fixed a critical issue in a web application.

Talk about how you’ve designed and consumed REST APIs in your projects. Mention any specific frameworks or methodologies you've utilized and how they contributed to the functionality of the applications you're worked on.

Explain how you use Git for version control in your projects, including branching strategies, merging, and managing releases. Highlight any challenges you faced with version control and how you resolved them.

In your answer, provide a specific example of a project where you collaborated with a client. Explain your approach to understanding their needs and translating those into technical specifications for development.

Outline the principles and practices you adhere to, such as code reuse, modularity, and clean coding techniques. Back it up with examples of how these practices made your code more maintainable.

Share your methods for keeping up with industry trends, such as reading blogs, attending webinars, or following thought leaders in the .NET community. Mention any courses or certifications you are pursuing or plan to pursue.

Describe a particular challenge you faced during a project and detail the steps you took to address it. Focus on your analytical skills and how you learned from that experience to improve your processes in future projects.