.NET Engineer Jobs

"I think Microsoft named .Net so it wouldn’t show up in a Unix directory listing."

– Anonymous

This funny quote doesn't discourage experienced engineers from learning .NET (dot net) and choosing this framework as their main technology stack. The .NET framework is versatile. It's used in engineering for mobile, web, desktop Windows applications, and even MacOS apps. As a rule, .NET is associated with enterprise application engineering. There's a good reason for that, as .NET is often used with languages like C++ and C# and in projects for tech giants like Microsoft, Dell, Accenture.

EPAM Anywhere is a platform with remote jobs in mostly long-term enterprise projects. That's why we offer a variety of Dot Net Engineer jobs for high-level specialists. To join our platform, go through our list of qualifications and responsibilities for a .NET Engineer.

.NET Engineer jobs: main skill set and qualifications

Even though the role of a .NET Engineer stretches beyond typical software engineering tasks, there are some essentials employers are looking for to hire a .NET coder with the expert-level knowledge of the technology. For starters, knowledge of all aspects of .NET engineering is required. They include ASP.NET webforms and ASP.NET MVC engineering. Also, Dot Net Engineer jobs include hands-on experience with:

• .NET WPF
• .NET WinForm
• Back-end engineering in .NET
• Engineering of web services and WCF
• Development of RESTful services, WebAPI, and Data Access

Beyond that, in our .NET Engineer job descriptions you'll find a requirement of the following skills:

• Knowledge of project estimation techniques
• Work according to Agile methodologies like Scrum and Kanban
• Basics of UX design and development
• Database development, including Microsoft SQL Server and Oracle Database
• Business analysis
• Functional testing

Our .NET Engineer freelance jobs also require soft skills like:

• Knowledge of English language: at least Upper-Intermediate.
• Business communication and presentation skills.
• Self-management and ability to work in a team.
• Conflict resolution skills.
• Mentoring, coaching, and team engagement.

Now that we've reviewed key skills for .NET Engineers, let's see what tasks you'll deal with.

.NET Engineer: key responsibilities

Every project at EPAM Anywhere is unique. There's no unified set of qualifications and responsibilities for IT specialists, including .NET Engineers. However, we'll outline the basic tasks you'll do as a .NET Engineer on our platform:

• Software engineering with .NET, ASP.NET MVC.
• System architecture, including composition and structure of its components.
• Writing of project documentation.
• Analysis of troubleshooting of software issues.
• Unit testing, functional testing, automated testing.
• Project planning with a team of Software Engineers, Quality Assurance Engineers, UX Designers, and others.

Bottom line

If you'd like to join an enterprise project on a remote basis, get all perks of working for a reliable software enterprise, and boost your career, EPAM Anywhere is your choice. Apply for .NET Engineer freelance jobs and enjoy our accelerated recruitment flow on your way to your next career boost.