We are looking for a .NET Backend Developer who actually enjoys writing clean C# code instead of just arguing about architecture on Reddit. If your idea of a good day is turning messy business logic into high-performance, scalable ASP.NET Core services without pulling your hair out over memory leaks, we want to talk to you. You will be the engine behind our backend infrastructure, ensuring we build robust systems, not fragile spaghetti code.

What You’ll Actually Do (Key Responsibilities)

Code Craftsmanship: Design, develop, and maintain bulletproof software using C# and .NET / ASP.NET Core that doesn’t crash the moment production traffic spikes.
API Architecture: Build scalable and maintainable RESTful APIs that frontend developers and external clients can actually use without crying.
Data Mastery: Work smoothly with SQL Server and PostgreSQL, crafting and optimizing Entity Framework Core queries so our database doesn’t stage a protest.
The Clean Code Enforcer: Follow SOLID, Clean Code, and design principles religiously—because future-you (and your teammates) will thank you.
Quality Control: Write unit and integration tests that actually catch bugs before the angry customer support tickets roll in.
Incident Survival: Identify, debug, and fix performance bottlenecks and production issues with a cool head and a strong cup of coffee.

What We Need From You (Requirements)
Solid, battle-hardened experience (at least 2–4 years) in C# and .NET / ASP.NET Core development.
Deep understanding of OOP, SOLID principles, and clean software architecture.
Practical experience with RESTful APIs, EF Core, and relational databases (SQL Server or PostgreSQL).
Proficiency in Git, Git workflows, and collaborative development.
A spine of steel: the ability to refactor legacy code without breaking the entire system, and knowing when to say “that’s a terrible technical debt trap.”
Analytical mindset with an obsessive attention to detail and edge-case prevention.

Nice to Have (Bonus Points)
Experience with Docker, Redis, and message brokers like RabbitMQ or Kafka.
Familiarity with Clean Architecture, microservices, and CI/CD pipelines (Azure DevOps, etc.).
A GitHub profile or portfolio showing you actually write code for fun.
High-tolerance for fast-paced, high-turnover environments while keeping your code (and your sanity) intact.