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# Azure .Net Developer

- **Company:** OVS Technologies, Inc.
- **Location:** Washington, DC, United States
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** .NET Framework, Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), Business Logic, User Authentication, Microsoft Azure, Key Management, Systems Development Life Cycle, Microsoft SharePoint, Software Engineering, Azure Service Bus, Backend, Api Gateway, Restful APIs, Devsecops, Api Management
- **Published:** August 28, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.dice.com/job-detail/602b830e-dcac-450b-8744-cdead6843ea2

## About the Role

* Experience of more than 8 years in .Net application development, especially in middle-tier and back-end development of services, application logic, APIs, etc.
 * Strong knowledge of authentication and authorization patterns such as Client Credentials, OBO and other flows, especially in Microsoft AD / Entra ID domains.
 * Strong skills and experience in system development, especially in .Net and Azure Cloud.
 * Experience with API Gateways, Message / Event hubs, Azure DevOps, SharePoint Online and Azure Key Vault
 * Knowledge in the development of application standards, architecture products, artifacts, and standardization processes
 * Excellent communication, writing, documentation and facilitation skills
 * Ability to juggle multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment.
 * Ability to provide training, coaching support for architecture projects Ability to visualize and create high-level models (rigorous information-rich diagrams), ability to extend

## Description

Make sure that the candidates fully understand and have experience with different authentication and authorization flows such as Client Credential, OBO, service principals, managed identities, JwT, etc. These are the areas that I see people struggle a lot with and these areas why they don't get selected. No application or API will work if it is not secured and for some reason, such basic things are the ones which people don't know very often. Also having Azure DevOps experience will be really a plus.
Comments To Supplier, 1. Design and Develop the Restful API Services and pub/sub message interfaces in alignment with integration requirements, defined architecture and design and infrastructure specifications. Leverage .Net 8, Azure APIM and Azure Service Bus.

 2. Coordinate with QA team, fix the bug and stabilize the functionality.
 3. Integrate the solution with DevSecOps and all the security hooks and controls.
 4. Work with other ITS teams for taking the project the various steps from development and production.
 5. Complete the documentation of modules that will be developed.


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