.NET Engineer (Remote) - Latin America

Jobgether • Latin America

Remote

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AI Summary

Jobgether is seeking a skilled .NET Engineer to join a fully remote Latin American team. The ideal candidate will contribute to the development of modern, scalable, and highly available software platforms. This role offers the opportunity to work with cutting-edge technologies and collaborate closely with cross-functional teams.

Key Highlights

Develop and implement scalable platform architectures

Mentor junior and mid-level engineers

Collaborate with cross-functional teams

Troubleshoot and resolve complex technical issues

Stay current on industry best practices and emerging technologies

Technical Skills Required

.NET C# AWS Azure Microservices architecture

Benefits & Perks

Competitive USD salary

100% remote work

Paid time off

National holidays and sick leave

Refundable annual credit for personal perks and work-life balance

Team-building activities, tech talks, and social gatherings

Job Description

We are seeking a skilled .NET Engineer to join a fully remote Latin American team and contribute to the development of modern, scalable, and highly available software platforms. This role offers the opportunity to work with cutting-edge technologies, design microservices-based architectures, and collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to deliver impactful solutions. The ideal candidate will guide junior engineers, participate in architectural decisions, and ensure high standards of code quality and reliability. You will have the chance to work with public cloud services such as AWS or Azure while staying at the forefront of modern development practices. This is an excellent opportunity for engineers who thrive in autonomous, collaborative, and fast-paced environments.

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