About Me
To acquire all available knowledge to become a successful independent engineer whom is fit to work confidently, both individually and in a team in the technology industry and have a strong mindset of acquiring new knowle…
To acquire all available knowledge to become a successful independent engineer whom is fit to work confidently, both individually and in a team in the technology industry and have a strong mindset of acquiring new knowledge both for individuals and firms used in creating investment opportunities.
Experience
Backend Engineer
<p>Building of financial applications and enterprise applications<br>
Participate in requirements analysis<br>
Collaborate with internal teams to produce software design and architecture<br>
Write clean, scalable code using .NET programming languages<br>
Test and deploy applications<br>
Providing technical support for web, desktop or mobile applications</p>
Software Developer
A C# backend developer's daily duties typically revolve around designing, implementing, testing, and maintaining the server-side logic of applications. Here's an outline of the common tasks and responsibilities for a C# backend developer on a daily basis:
Requirement Analysis:
Review and understand project requirements provided by stakeholders or project managers.
Design:
Work on the architectural design of backend systems, considering scalability, performance, and maintainability.
Create technical specifications and documentation.
Coding:
Write server-side code in C# to implement backend functionality.
Develop APIs, services, and business logic components.
Database Interaction:
Design and implement database schemas.
Write SQL queries and interact with databases using technologies like Entity Framework.
Integration:
Integrate backend components with frontend systems or other services.
Implement third-party integrations as needed.
Testing:
Write unit tests to ensure the reliability and quality of the code.
Conduct integration testing to verify the seamless operation of different components.
Debugging and Troubleshooting:
Identify and fix bugs and issues in the backend code.
Use debugging tools to trace and resolve problems.
Optimization:
Optimize backend code for performance, scalability, and resource efficiency.
Security:
Implement security best practices to protect against common vulnerabilities.
Ensure data privacy and implement authentication and authorization mechanisms.
Version Control:
Use version control systems (e.g., Git) to manage and track code changes.
Code Reviews:
Participate in and conduct code reviews to maintain code quality and consistency.
Documentation:
Document code, APIs, and system architecture.
Keep documentation up-to-date.
Collaboration:
Collaborate with frontend developers, QA engineers, and other team members.
Attend daily stand-up meetings and provide progress updates.
Deployment:
Contribute to the deployment process, ensuring smooth releases to production.
Monitor and troubleshoot issues during deployment.
Monitoring and Maintenance:
Set up and monitor backend systems for performance and availability.
Address and resolve any issues reported in the production environment.
Continuous Learning:
Stay informed about new C# features, tools, and best practices.
Explore and adopt new technologies that can enhance backend development.
Agile Development:
Azure intern
<p>Azure Virtual machines<br>
Azure SQL database and migration<br>
Azure Active Directory<br>
Azure Storage</p>