Department/Group: Automation and Software Development Team
Role and Responsibilities:
A Senior Dotnet Developer for ASD projects supports the coordination and management of projects related to UK operations.
They communicate with stakeholders regarding project needs and goals, contribute to the planning and development of projects, and oversee project goals as directed by project managers.
They also create and deliver reports, analyse data from project execution, and perform any other duties as determined by project managers.
Development of current applications based on the roadmap.
Review business / software requirements and provide inputs.
Performs Technical feasibility.
Produces Impact Assessment and design document for sign off.
Share wireframe for sign off.
Development of current CRs as per requirement.
Supports Defects fix during STLC and UAT
Support and Maintenance of existing application used in the Contact Centre
Manages compliance activities within the application
Providing guidance and support to team members on Dot Net technologies and best practices
Staying updated on the latest trends and technologies in Dot Net and sharing best practices internally
Qualifications and Education Requirements:
Minimum Graduation or equivalent from any recognized education board
Preferred: Engineering, Computer Application, Computer Science
Minimum 5 years experience in Dot Net Technologies and SQL
Preferred Skills:
Design automation based on client requirements and IT standards
Hands-on experience in Dot Net Technologies like Dot net Framework, Dot net Core,
ASP.NET 4.5,MVC,C#,SQL Server 2016/2024,Entity Frame work / Angular JS,JavaScript/ J-Query/ JSon,Web Services / WCF,MS Visual Studio2026/22, TFS, etc.
Solid problem-solving and analytical skills
Excellent written and verbal communication
Knowledge of Secured SDLC process
Establishing a bottom-up approach to ASD implementations.
Keeping stakeholders informed of any changes and have proactive communication forums
Quality assurance and testing skills to ensure the reliability and accuracy of ASD applications