Team lead - Dotnet

MRI-Software is seeking a Team Lead to join our team working on the MRI suite of products. 

We are looking for someone who not only excels technically but also brings strong interpersonal and problem-solving capabilities:

Ability to work independently and take ownership of tasks. Comfortable collaborating with Product Owners to understand requirements and implement effective solutions. Strong troubleshooting and debugging skills. Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal/. Experience in system design and architectural thinking

Technical Skills:

The candidate must demonstrate strong proficiency in the following technologies and frameworks:

.NET-Framework and .NET 8 or later

ASP.NET (Web API)

C#

SQL-Server and T-SQL

JavaScript, HTML5, and CSS3

Solid understanding of RESTful APIs and their implementation

Windows Services

Nice-to-Have Technical Skills

Experience with the following technologies and tools will be considered a strong asset:

1.   Microsoft Azure, including:

a.   Azure App Configuration

b.   Application Insights

c.   Azure Key Vault

2.   Authentication and Authorization:

a.   OAuth 2.0

b.   Single Sign-On (SSO)

3.   Blazor

4.   Experience with ASP.NET Web Forms

5.  RabbitMQ

7.   ORM-Frameworks like NHibernate and Entity Framework Core (EF Core)

8.   Jenkins (CI/CD pipelines)

9.   Microservices architecture

10.  JIRA (issue tracking and agile workflows)

Leadership & Team Management Skills

•   Proven experience in leading development teams and driving project success

•   Ability to manage project timelines, deliverables, and priorities

•   Proficient in ticket management and agile workflows

•   Conduct code reviews to ensure quality and consistency across the team

•   Promote and enforce good coding practices across the team.

•   Provide mentorship and coaching to junior developers and peers

•   Foster a collaborative and growth-oriented team culture

Education:

Bachelor's/master's degree in software engineering, Computer Science, or a related area