Remote software engineer contributing to technical design, developing and maintaining applications (primarily C# and SQL; Python/Golang/React optional), writing clean code, reducing technical debt, debugging and performing root-cause analysis, creating test plans/scripts, supporting releases, and mentoring teammates to ensure software quality and reliability.
This is a remote position.
- Work closely with Senior Engineers, Business Analysts, and Product Owners
Contribute to technical design (high-level diagrams, ERDs, service contracts)
Develop and maintain applications using C#, SQL (open to Python, Golang, React)
Write clean, efficient code and actively reduce technical debt
Support timely releases and ensure software quality
Identify, debug, and perform root-cause analysis of defects
Develop test scripts and test plans to ensure system reliability
Mentor teammates and contribute to team success
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