Azure Integration Service Engineer

Primary Skills: Azure Functions with .NET Technologies (.NET CORE), Logic Apps, API Management

Secondary Skills: React JS/ Node JS

Required Skills:

• Experience in Azure Functions, including integration with CI/CD pipelines, and hands-on experience with programming and scripting languages (C#, Python, PowerShell, Azure CLI).
• Expertise in Azure Integration Services, including Azure Logic Apps, Power Automate, and Azure Service Bus.
• Knowledge of configuring scheduled and event-driven function triggers in Azure Functions and integration with services like APIM, Storage, and other Azure services.
• Experience with authentication using OAuth, Azure Key Vault, and Managed Identities for securing integrations.
• Experience with repository management systems like GitHub, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps, including pull requests and collaboration on Azure Function Apps/Web Apps.
• Hands-on experience with Infrastructure as Code (IaC) using tools like ARM Templates and scripting languages like PowerShell.
• Expertise in designing and developing .NET Web Applications (MVC, .NET Core, Angular, C#, SQL, JSON, Web API, and PaaS) and integrating them with Azure functions and other cloud-based services using Agile processes.
• Proficiency in using Azure Monitor, Application Insights, and Log Analytics for troubleshooting and performance monitoring of integration solutions.

Good-to-Have Skills:

• Basic understanding of serverless architectures, including Azure Logic Apps, and tools such as Azure Functions.
• Familiarity with modern frameworks such as React.js, Angular, Vue.js, and Node.js.
• Experience in optimizing costs through auto-scaling, reserved instances, and message queuing in Azure.
• Knowledge of Visual Studio, JSON templates, and other cloud development tools.
• Exposure to DevOps principles and tools like Azure DevOps for continuous integration and delivery.
• Familiarity with advanced concepts like event-driven architecture, API management, and microservices in the Azure ecosystem