Long Term Contract - Hybrid (3 days/wk in office) - Dallas, Tx
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We are seeking a senior Full Stack Developer to design, build, and support integrations that power our Fund Administrator, Operations, and Security Master platforms—ensuring accurate, timely, and consistent data across upstream sources and downstream consumers. You will work across backend services, data pipelines, APIs, and UI/operational tooling to onboard new data sources, normalize and validate instrument metadata, and deliver reliable integrations with internal applications and external vendors. You'll partner closely with data, product, and operations teams to improve data quality, observability, and automation while maintaining strong engineering standards for security, performance, and scalability.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
BACKEND DEVELOPMENT (.NET / APIS / SERVICES)
- Design and develop backend services using C#, F#, .NET (Framework/Core), ASP.NET/ASP.NET Core.
- Build and integrate REST APIs (and SOAP where required), ensuring efficient data communication and application logic.
- Implement unit testing with frameworks such as NUnit, xUnit, Moq, and contribute to code review standards.
- Contribute to architecture decisions with a focus on maintainability, security, performance, and scalability.
INTEGRATIONS & DATA QUALITY
- Build, enhance, and maintain integrations that ingest, normalize, validate, and publish security data.
- Implement data quality controls (validation rules, exception handling, reconciliation/break workflows) and support operational tooling.
- Collaborate with business and technology partners to clarify requirements and translate them into scalable solutions.
- Troubleshoot production issues end-to-end (data, services, UI), perform root-cause analysis, and drive permanent fixes.
DATABASE & PERFORMANCE (SQL SERVER)
- Design and develop SQL Server solutions: tables, views, stored procedures, functions, indexes, and performance tuning.
- Write performant business logic across C# and SQL, including debugging and optimization for data-heavy workloads.