.Net Full stack Engineer

Title
: .Net Full Stack Engineer

Location
:
Fremont, California

Duration
: 12+ Months

Hiring Event - Aug 10

As a Software Engineer, you will take part in the design and development of software for the current and next generation of Client's Enterprise Resource Planning systems. In this role, you ll be developing highly complex applications with a goal of streamlining supply chain business operations while improving overall user experience. The ideal candidate is a self-starter with a strong desire to increase efficiencies and make an impact while contributing to a cross-functional team.

Your ability to creatively collaborate and execute team goals will affect scalability and directly contribute to the company mission of accelerating the world s transition to sustainable energy.

• Work with engineers across many functional areas and deliver value to internal and external stakeholders.
• Design and develop new modules on the home-grown ERP application Warp, which is used to plan, procure, and produce cars.
• Develop scalable solutions using tools like Angular, C#/.Net, MySQL, and other open stack frameworks.
• Know your app! Seek to understand all aspects, business and technical, of the applications on which you work so you can be most effective.
• Contribute towards the timely completion of development tasks and small projects while applying company standards.
• Continually learn and apply relevant software development practices, patterns, tools, and technologies.
• Increase efficiency, reduce waste wherever and whenever possible.

• 5+ years in web application development, including, Implementing Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), Object Oriented Programming and Design (OOP&D), Object Relational Mapping (ORM).
• Experience in frontend development, using tools such as:
  JavaScript, Angular, React, etc.
• Experience in backend development, using tools such as: C#, Java, Go, Ruby, etc.
• Relational databases, SQL, No
  
  SQL.
• Agile Development.
• Distributed Source Control, using tools such as:
  Git.
• Degree in Computer Science, Physics, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or equivalent.