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Software Architect (.NET, Angular) Hands On

We are seeking a highly technical, hands-on Architect who writes code daily and provides architectural guidance across our .NET, Angular, and SQL platforms. This role focuses on modern service design, platform consistency, performance, and pragmatic improvements within a hybrid modern/legacy environment.
What You'll Do

• Build and architect .NET Core services and APIs, and improve structure and patterns within existing .NET Framework applications.
• Define Angular architecture and shared UI patterns used across multiple TMS products.
• Design and optimize SQL Server schemas, stored procedures, indexing, security, and performance.
• Ensure predictable performance and scalability across multi-tenant SaaS applications.
• Establish API standards, security patterns, and best practices across teams.
• Drive DevOps maturity including CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure automation, automated testing, and shift-left quality.
• Use AI tools (Copilot, Claude) to accelerate coding, refactoring, documentation, and analysis.
• Provide architectural clarity, communicate tradeoffs to senior technical and business leaders, and collaborate across multiple teams and codebases.

• 8+ years of enterprise software experience with deep .NET Core, C#, and distributed-system expertise.
• 2+ years of real architectural responsibility: patterns, standards, system design, or platform guidance.
• Strong Angular experience with the ability to set UI architecture direction.
• Advanced SQL Server expertise including performance tuning, indexing, and secure data design.
• Hands-on experience building scalable cloud systems in Azure or AWS.
• Solid DevOps grounding: CI/CD, IaC, automated tests, observability, and security fundamentals.
• Ability to make pragmatic architectural decisions in hybrid legacy/modern environments.
• Experience communicating architectural decisions to senior technical and business leaders.
• Daily comfort using AI tools to boost speed, clarity, and quality.

• Experience improving legacy systems or modularizing large codebases.
• Familiarity with event-driven or message-based patterns.
• Exposure to AI-powered features or intelligent automation.