Web Developer (.NET)

As a Web Developer (.NET) at DataLab USA™, you will lead projects through their full lifecycle, from gathering requirements and designing architecture to development, testing, and deployment. You will primarily work with .NET technologies, writing clean and efficient code while integrating front-end components with server-side logic. Your role will also involve developing APIs and ensuring application performance, scalability, and security.

To be a Web Developer (.NET) at DataLab USA™, you should have a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or a related field, or equivalent experience. Proven expertise in .NET technologies, especially ASP.NET and C#, is essential. Additionally, experience with SQL Server and an understanding of the software development life cycle and Agile methodologies will be important for your success in this role.

Yes, DataLab USA™ looks for candidates with proven experience as a Web Developer, specifically with expertise in .NET technologies. This includes familiarity with coding practices, API development, and troubleshooting software issues, as well as the ability to manage projects independently.

At DataLab USA™, Web Developers can expect a collaborative and innovative work environment where their contributions are valued. You'll work alongside diverse teams to tackle interesting projects, and we encourage continuous learning. Our supportive culture helps you grow in your career while tackling meaningful challenges in the analytics and marketing technology space.

DataLab USA™ provides a comprehensive benefits package for the Web Developer (.NET) position, including medical, dental, and vision insurance, paid time off, life and disability insurance, and a 401K plan. We believe in taking care of our team members and ensuring they have a healthy work-life balance.

When answering this question, focus on the specific .NET technologies you’ve worked with, such as ASP.NET or ASP.NET Core. You could mention projects you've developed, the challenges you faced, and how you overcame them to showcase your hands-on experience.

Discuss your approach towards code reviews, testing practices, and adherence to coding standards. Mention specific methodologies you utilize, such as automated testing or peer reviews, to maintain high code quality in your projects.

Explain your systematic approach to problem-solving. Start with how you identify the issue, utilize debugging tools, and engage with logs. Emphasize your analytical skills and any real-life examples where you resolved significant bugs.

Talk about your experience with database design and management. You might include specific SQL queries you’ve developed, how you optimize queries for performance, or how you handle migrations and updates in a project.

Provide a concise overview of a specific project, outlining your role, the challenges faced, and how you moved through the stages of development. This will demonstrate your capability in end-to-end project management.

Share the resources you utilize, such as specific blogs, forums, or online courses. Highlight any communities or meetups you participate in to show your commitment to professional development and staying current in the industry.

Describe your process for working with front-end frameworks and how you connect them to your server-side code. Mention any experience with RESTful APIs and how they play a role in this integration.

Discuss aspects like performance, user experience, scalability, and security. Emphasize your perspective on how each element influences the overall effectiveness of a web application you build.

Share your experiences in collaborating with teams or stakeholders. Describe your communication style and how you ensure everyone is aligned on project goals and timelines.

Talk about techniques such as code profiling, reviewing database queries, and reducing load times. You could provide examples of optimizations you’ve previously implemented in applications.