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Role Overview: The Software Engineer will be responsible for delivering high-quality solutions for the higher education sector. This role involves close collaboration, analysis, coding, testing, and maintaining scalable software products. Primary Responsibilities: Analyze business requirements and offer constructive suggestions to refine acceptance criteria Participate in design discussions and create High-Level Design (HLD) and Low-Level Design (LLD) Engage in all phases of product development: development, unit testing, integration, and demonstration Develop testable, reusable, efficient, and legible code for the Product Suite Stabilize and maintain the Product Suite by performing root cause analysis and suggesting improvements Collaborate with team members, remove blockers, and ensure high-quality, timely delivery Participate actively in SCRUM ceremonies , voicing issues or areas for improvement Share knowledge through technical presentations Required Skills/Qualifications: BE/BTech/MCA or higher in Computer Science/IT or equivalent functional experience 5–6 years of relevant experience Strong background in Microsoft technologies: C#, ASP.NET, MVC .NET/.NET Core, Web API, WCF CSS, JavaScript/jQuery, TypeScript UI frameworks: React, Angular Proficient in SOLID principles, Design Patterns, and OOP Experience with NUnit & Moq for unit testing Skilled in using Azure DevOps/TFS, Git, and CI/CD pipelines Familiarity with Microsoft Azure, Dynamics 365 customizations: Schema, Workflow, Business Rules, Plugins Power Automate, Azure Functions, Logic Apps, Power Apps ISV integrations Strong experience in: Analyzing business requirements and proposing viable technical solutions Creating HLD and LDD documentation Writing clean, testable code and debugging Experience leading technical teams and improving product quality through standards and best practices Agile mindset; experience with SCRUM or similar methodologies Strong communication and collaboration skills across technical and business teams Fluent in written and spoken English
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