Technical Lead ( Full stack ASP.NET)

Role summary

Own a module in a full-stack product. Drive technical direction, solution design, and reliable delivery while bridging business and engineering.

Experience ranges (7+ years) are indicative. We value impact, ownership, and problem-solving ability.

What you'll do

Own module outcomes end-to-end (design, delivery, and production reliability).

Lead design discussions, trade-offs, and architecture decisions.

Drive discovery/blueprinting and translate needs into a technical plan.

Lead customer-facing workshops, demos, and technical discussions.

Convert customer needs into scalable product capabilities (config-first, reusable patterns).

Guide engineers through reviews and hands-on problem solving.

Skills & technology

Required

.NET , backend architecture and solution design

Advanced SQL performance engineering and data design

Scalable API and integration design (REST platforms, integration patterns)

Strong understanding of distributed systems and complex integrations

Frontend awareness across enterprise UI frameworks

Legacy service layers and integrations (including WCF)

Preferable exposure to SAP/ERP Integrations, RFC, iDOC, PI-PO

API security fundamentals (authentication/authorization, JWT)

Strong collaboration with DevOps on CI/CD automation and release reliability

Familiarity with cloud deployment concepts (as applicable)

Uses AI-assisted tools responsibly for faster development, debugging, and documentation, while maintaining code quality

Engineering practices

Sets standards for reviews, testing, and release readiness.

Promotes observability and operational discipline.

Improves predictability by clarifying scope, risks, and dependencies.

You'll be successful if

You can turn ambiguous requirements into a clear technical approach and delivery plan.

You can lead design discussions, align stakeholders, and guide trade-offs.

You improve reliability by raising engineering practices (reviews, testing, observability).

You can unblock delivery and prevent repeat incidents.

Preferred domain

Manufacturing, MES, MOM, Industry 4.0, Batch Manufacturing , Pharma Manufacturing

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