We are looking for a highly skilled Senior .NET Developer with strong expertise in C#, .NET Core, ASP.NET MVC, and modern application architecture. The ideal candidate should have deep knowledge of asynchronous programming, application lifecycle, and performance optimization.

Design, develop, and maintain scalable applications using C# and .NET Core Implement asynchronous programming (async/await) and optimize threading performance Build and maintain RESTful APIs using ASP.NET Core MVC Manage application state, session handling, and middleware pipeline Implement secure authentication and authorization mechanisms Handle exception management and logging effectively Work with data access layers using IEnumerable vs IQueryable appropriately Apply advanced concepts like Reflection and Object Pooling Ensure proper resource management using IDisposable pattern Collaborate with cross-functional teams for end-to-end delivery

🧠 Technical Skills Required ✔️ C# & .NET Concepts Strong understanding of async/await vs threading (Task, Thread) Knowledge of deadlocks caused by .Wait() / .Result and best practices Experience with IDisposable, Dispose(), and garbage collection Understanding of Finalize (Destructor) and memory management Knowledge of type conversion and null handling (Convert vs ToString) ✔️ Data Handling Strong understanding of IEnumerable vs IQueryable Experience in optimizing queries and execution performance ✔️ Advanced Concepts Hands-on experience with Reflection (e.g., dynamic loading, metadata inspection) Understanding of Object Pooling pattern for performance optimization 🛡️ ASP.NET Core / MVC Skills ✔️ Configuration & Middleware Experience in Session State configuration (services + middleware) Strong knowledge of ASP.NET Core Middleware pipeline Hands-on with middleware like: UseStaticFiles UseRouting UseAuthentication / UseAuthorization ✔️ Filters & Lifecycle Understanding of MVC Filters: Authorization Filters Resource Filters Action Filters Exception Filters Result Filters Ability to implement Action Filters for cross-cutting concerns