Full Stack .NET Developer, Payments Platform

We are looking for a Full Stack .NET Developer with Angular to support the ongoing development of a payments and treasury platform. Key responsibilities include solution design, implementation, release activities, and production support in close collaboration with a distributed development team. Ability to work onsite at the New York City office at least 3 days per week is required.

The estimated salary range for this position is USD 115,000 to 130,000 per year.

The Payments Platform supports payment and treasury related processes for a global investment management business. The project focuses on enhancing core platform capabilities and supporting ongoing delivery within a hybrid consulting setup.

• Contribute to solution design for payments and treasury platform enhancements
• Develop features using .NET and Angular technologies
• Manage production releases for platform updates
• Provide developer support for bug fixes
• Prepare ad hoc reporting as needed
• Collaborate with the development team in New York City
• Work with Business Analysts to understand business requirements

• At least 5 years of hands on experience with .NET Framework or .NET Core
• Experience with C# and ASP.NET
• Strong front end development experience with Angular
• Experience with relational databases, preferably Microsoft SQL Server
• Strong SQL skills
• Experience building RESTful API services
• Understanding of object oriented design and design patterns
• Experience with software development best practices
• Experience in unit testing
• Experience with Agile processes
• Experience with mocking, refactoring, process communication, and code versioning with Git
• Ability to discuss and understand business requirements provided by Business Analysts
• Willingness to work with Java based services and MEAN stack applications and services
• Ability to adapt to the dynamics and changes of financial software projects

• Working knowledge of Azure DevOps
• Knowledge of MuleSoft
• Experience with SWIFT, payment, or treasury systems