Sr Analyst II Software Engineering

• Strong experience in .NET Framework
• Proficiency in .NET Core / ASP.NET Core, including implementation of authentication mechanisms such as OAuth, Okta, and SAML
• Experience in developing and supporting RESTful APIs (L3 API)
• Frontend development experience with Angular, AngularJS, or ReactJS (optional)
• Strong knowledge of SQL and Microsoft SQL Server
• Experience in writing unit test cases using the Moq framework and xUnit, with experience in .NET code coverage tools.
• Hands-on experience with CI/CD pipelines (build, deployment, and release management) and related tools such as Docker, Terraform, and Jenkins
• Experience working in Agile/Scrum teams

• →Design, develop, test, and maintain enterprise applications.
• →Develop scalable microservices and REST APIs.
• →Collaborate with Business Analysts, QA teams, and architects to deliver solutions.
• →Perform code reviews and follow coding best practices.
• →Troubleshoot production issues and implement fixes.
• →Participate in sprint planning, estimation, and release activities.
• →Ensure application performance, security, and maintainability.

• Insurance/P&C domain experience.
• Exposure to cloud platforms and DevOps practices.
• Strong communication and stakeholder interaction skills.

• 5–7 years of hands-on .Net development experience.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Ability to work independently and within distributed teams.
• Experience supporting enterprise applications through the full SDLC.

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