Full Stack Developer

Summary: SourceFuse  is transforming the way todays most successful companies develop breakthrough roadmaps leveraging Cloud-Based Technologies to boost efficiency, ensure compliance, deliver actionable insights and lower cost of total ownership. SourceFuse is looking for an experienced Senior full stack C#/React engineer to join our team for our cloud based .NET modernization practice. Only resumes in English will be considered. Essential Duties & Responsibilities: Key contributor to microservice development in C# using SOLID, Clean, and functional concepts Creating message consumers/producers in C# Excellent knowledge of containers and/or serverless in AWS. Key contributor to micro-frontend development in TypeScript and React Developing new user-facing features using React.js Building reusable components and front-end libraries for future use Translating designs and wireframes into high quality code Optimizing components for maximum performance Virtual DOM manipulation Experience with popular React.js workflows (such as Flux or Redux) Knowledge of isomorphic React is a plus Experience with RESTful APIs Knowledge of modern authorization mechanisms, such as JSON Web Token Experience with common front-end development tools such as Babel, Webpack, NPM, etc. Ability to understand business requirements and translate them into technical requirements Qualifications: Advanced English Level (C1/C2 preferred) +7 years of experience with C# & TypeScript Experience with core AWS Service - ECS Fargate. Experience with React Understanding of data security principles Understanding of SOLID design principles and reactive architectures Able to evaluate business needs and implement solutions and strategy Ability to interact and communicate effectively with stakeholders, end users, and business subject matter experts Ability to work as a team player and collaborate with cross-functional teams Experience and ambition to work in a global setting Salary & Compensation: $3000 - $3500/month [USD] Full Time Contractor