.Net Developer

Net Developer (accountable for application build/test readiness and resolving application-level migration issues) Support the ADO Services transition by preparing. NET applications for migration, maintaining application build and test processes, and collaborating on Git and CI/CD pipeline implementation.

Role: .Net Developer
Location: Mechanicsburg, PA 17050
Duration: 12 Months

JD:
.Net Developer (accountable for application build/test readiness and resolving application-level migration issues) Support the ADO Services transition by preparing .NET applications for migration, maintaining application build and test processes, and collaborating on Git and CI/CD pipeline implementation.

• "Experience building and testing .NET applications using the .NET CLI, MSBuild, and NuGet.
• Familiarity with Azure DevOps Repos and Azure Pipelines YAML.
• Experience adapting application build and test processes for CI/CD.
• Knowledge of Git branching models, pull-request workflows, code reviews, and conflict resolution.
• Experience with automated testing frameworks such as xUnit, NUnit, or MSTest.
• Experience diagnosing package, build, test, and pipeline failures. Ability to document application build requirements and support migration testing and cutover.

Good to have:

• Familiarity with code-quality and security tools, such as SonarQube or dependency scanning.
• Exposure to Docker, application configuration, and cloud deployment."
• "Review .NET application repositories, dependencies, build processes, and test coverage. Update application build and test configurations to work with Azure DevOps pipelines.
• Support migration of repositories, branches, and pull-request workflows to Azure DevOps.
• Resolve build, dependency, test, and integration issues identified during migration. Collaborate with the Pipeline Developer to validate end-to-end build and deployment workflows.
• Support application testing, cutover, defect resolution, and transition documentation. Follow agreed coding, security, branching, and review practices."