Software Developer, Full Stack Developer, Backend Developer

Software Developer

Job Overview

Responsible for designing, developing, integrating, testing, deploying, and supporting software solutions that meet business and technical requirements. The Software Developer works collaboratively with technical teams, business stakeholders, and university partners to deliver secure, scalable, maintainable, and user-centered applications and integrations.

This role will primarily support the development and modernization of web-based applications, APIs, system integrations, databases, and cloud-based solutions within a predominantly Microsoft .NET development environment.

This is a temporary assignment anticipated to last approximately one to two years. The individual selected for this role will be engaged through a third-party staffing/payrolling agency and will not be an employee of the University of Cincinnati. The position will work closely with and as part of University of Cincinnati technology teams throughout the assignment.

The University's software development environment is primarily based on Microsoft .NET technologies. Candidates should have strong experience with, or the ability to work effectively within, technologies including:

• C# and .NET/.NET Core
• NET Core and web application development
• RESTful APIs and web services
• HTML, CSS, and Java Script
• Relational databases and SQL
• Entity Framework or comparable object-relational mapping technologies

Design, develop, test, deploy, maintain, and enhance full-stack software applications, APIs, integrations, and supporting database components. Develop and maintain intermediate to advanced applications using C#, .NET, and other modern development frameworks while following established software engineering practices. Work with business and technical stakeholders to understand requirements, evaluate solution options, and translate business needs into effective technical solutions. Design, develop, maintain, and consume APIs and system integrations connecting enterprise applications, databases, cloud platforms, and other services.

Create and maintain technical designs, application documentation, API specifications, configuration documentation, and other artifacts needed for ongoing support and maintenance. Develop realistic technical estimates and identify assumptions, dependencies, risks, and technical requirements to support project and delivery planning. Build reusable software components and apply appropriate software design patterns to improve maintainability, scalability, consistency, and performance. Write unit, integration, and automated tests and participate in functional, regression, performance, and other testing activities as appropriate.

Diagnose and resolve application defects, integration issues, performance concerns, and production support issues. Participate in peer code reviews and contribute to established coding standards, development practices, source-control practices, and technical documentation. Use source control, automated builds, continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD), and related Dev Ops practices to support efficient and reliable software delivery. Develop applications in accordance with university security, privacy, accessibility, architecture, and technology standards, including secure coding and web application security best practices.

Participate in Agile and other iterative delivery practices, including backlog refinement, planning, technical design discussions, demonstrations, and retrospectives. Collaborate with software developers, integration and Dev Ops engineers, architects, quality assurance and accessibility professionals, database and data teams, information security, infrastructure teams, and other…