Praxent
LATAM Software Engineer(s) (Angular/.NET)
Remote - International (Remote)midAdded 1 month ago
About this role
We're seeking LATAM Software Engineers proficient in Angular and .NET for future remote roles. Candidates will participate in Agile development, collaborating on software features while enhancing their technical skills in a supportive environment.
What you'll do
- Deliver complex software features with guidance
- Participate in Agile development and mentor junior team members
- Demonstrate full-stack competency across various technologies
- Collaborate with stakeholders during sprint planning
- Ensure team meets acceptance criteria and tracks progress
- Identify opportunities for team capacity and velocity improvement
What they're looking for
- Experience with .NET applications
- Proficient in C# for secure RESTful APIs
- Knowledge of SQL Server and databases
- Hands-on in building user interfaces with Angular
- Ability to integrate front-end and back-end components
- Experience applying DevOps practices
- Strong client collaboration skills
- Understanding of business outcomes from development
Benefits
- Stable full-time employment
- Paid time off and local holidays
- Country-specific perks
- Real work/life balance
- Growth opportunities
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Praxent
Praxent is a software development and project delivery company that builds custom solutions for clients through remote teams. The company is hiring Software Engineers across various technical stacks (React/Node, Angular/.NET) and Project Delivery Leaders to manage Agile-based software projects and ensure successful client outcomes.
View all jobs at PraxentLikely interview questions
- Walk us through a full-stack project where you built both an Angular front-end and a .NET/C# back-end. What were the key integration challenges and how did you address them?
- Describe your experience designing and implementing RESTful APIs in C#. How do you ensure they're secure and efficient, especially when working with SQL Server databases?