Serve as a technical business analyst and hands-on technical lead, converting requirements into designs, coding and reviewing solutions, creating/maintaining Azure CI/CD and ARM templates, mentoring/managing onsite/offshore developers, participating in requirements/design/construction, supporting incident management (L2/L3), and coordinating change management and stakeholder communications.
Responsibilities:
- Provide technical direction, technically hands-on to engage in implementation of projects, working in a distributed development environment;
- Well versed with Microsoft technologies - .NET, Azure Data services (ADF, Azure SQL) Azure PaaS (Web apps, key vaults, Function Apps, Azure App Service) & Azure DevOps – CI/CD
- Good at Front end technologies – Blazor / Angular (one of them must)
- Exp using Mobile technologies – Primarily iOS development & MAUI
- Develop high level designs for converting functional requirements into business processes;
- Actively participate in the requirements, design and construction phases and ensure the successful delivery from a high-level technical perspective;
- Participate in discussions with customers to crystallize business requirements and change request;
- Manage daily activities of the development team both onsite and offshore as needed;
- Provide mentoring, assistance and feedback to the development team on all technical matters and team deliverables;
- Designing/coding applications following specifications using the appropriate tools and adhering to the companies coding standards;
- Review pull requests, create/maintain Azure CI/CD pipelines and ARM templates.
- Collaboration with other teams across the globe (availability for some night conference calls during the week)
- Work closely and interact with the Process Owners, Business and Technical Stakeholders to act as a primary point of contact for identifying and documenting requirements for new business or technical opportunities or enhancements
- Experience in Incident management, trouble shooting & handling L2 & L3 tickets for support programs.
- Ability to handle Change management process, effectively communicate, follow defined process to handle customer SPOC’s.
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