.NET Software Engineer
Aviation Operations Software
A .NET engineering role centered on dependable operations software, financial accuracy, cloud modernization, secure Azure delivery, and production ownership.
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Aviation Operations Software
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.NET
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C#/.NET services and APIs
Build C# services, APIs, and web features that support daily operational workflows.
Airport Operations Console for flight events, service requests, alerts, and role-based status updates.
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Financial workflow accuracy
Support billing workflows with accurate calculations, traceable changes, and dependable reporting.
Airport Fee and Invoice Tracker with rate rules, invoice drafts, payment status, adjustment reasons, and monthly reports.
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Modern .NET and Azure migration
Move older .NET workloads toward modern hosting, deployment, and cloud-supported architecture.
Legacy Application Modernization Planner for dependencies, migration risks, target Azure services, rollout steps, and verification results.
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SQL Server and Azure SQL
Design and improve SQL-backed data access for dependable, responsive operational applications.
Operations Data Review Hub with SQL Server-style tables for flights, fees, invoices, adjustments, and reporting views.
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Secure Azure application delivery
Build cloud applications with safe configuration, identity-based access, protected secrets, and environment-aware settings.
Secure Deployment Configuration Center with environment settings, access-role documentation, secret-reference placeholders, and release-readiness checks.
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Testing, CI/CD, and production support
Test, observe, release, and troubleshoot software through its full production lifecycle.
Production Readiness Dashboard with test results, release checklist items, deployment history, structured issue logs, and root-cause follow-up tasks.
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