16 .Net Technical Architect Jobs in Phoenix, AZ
New York Technology Partners is Hiring a .Net Technical Architect Near Phoenix, AZ
Job title: .Net Azure Architect
Location: Phoenix, Arizona (onsite)
Type: Fulltime
Skills: .Net, AZURE-SOLUTION-ARCHITECTURE
Job description
Looking for Strong .Net Azure Architect with previous experience in Hands on development knowledge on NET with Web API Razor Angular Pages Entity Framework SQL DB CRUD operations
Strong Angular 14 development experience with work experience in developing Reactive Forms RxJs API payload data binding MFA authorization with Azure Active Directory claims etc
Working experience on Microsoft Blazor MAUI technologies in front end development preferred
Azure PaaS Experiences App Service Functions Service Bus Event Grid Storage Accounts Key Vault Application Insights Application Gateway API Management Azure Active Directory Azure SQL DB Redis cache Blob storage ADF Logic App etc
Working knowledge in Version Controls Repo like Azure DevOps Repos PR code review branch merge or similar
An understanding to run Azure DevOps CI CD pipelines ARM templates Bicep would be a good add on
Strong communication and inter personal skills to work within fast paced POD team
Good to Have: Azure Dev Certification
Job Summary
Full Time
$135k-161k (estimate)
06/28/2024
07/14/2024
nytp.com
BROOKLYN, NY
100 - 200
1999
J RAHMAN
$10M - $50M
Utilities
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About New York Technology Partners
Established in 1999, New York Technology Partners is a global IT and Engineering consulting services company with 250+ employees on staff in the US and over $30 million in revenues. We provide the highest quality of integrated full-lifecycle IT & Engineering services and business solutions. NYTP has grown to become a leader in consulting services in multiple areas including IT, Engineering, Manufacturing, Construction, etc. NYTP has been recognized by the Inc. 5000 and Rochester Top 100 as an honoree for multiple consecutive years of growth. NYTP is also Microsoft Certified Partner.
