Senior DotNetNuke (DNN) Developer

Our Partner is the leading source of data and intelligence for the Investment industry. Headquartered in London and with 8 global offices, our products and services are utilized by more than 60,000 professionals located in over 90 countries.

As an established Fintech setting up operations in Bangalore, we are seeking creative and proactive engineers to help us define the future of our technology. 

As a Senior DotNetNuke Developer will be responsible for developing new features of Our Partner Pro, our flagship product. your work will have a direct impact on our business and benefit tens of thousands of customers across the world.

Roles and Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain our core web application using .NET technologies used by internal and external clients
• Understand the existing product and develop features using development standards
• Review product requirements in order to give development estimates and product feedback
• Apply technical expertise to challenging architecture and design problems

Key Requirements for this Role

• 5+ years of strong experience in .NET web framework
• Proficient in DotNetNuke, with a good knowledge of their ecosystems
• Experience building enterprise-grade web applications in an AGILE environment, using .NET Framework
• Strong understanding of object-oriented programming and familiarity with Microsoft SQL Server
• Strong knowledge of design patterns and SOLID principles
• A proponent of continuous integration, unit testing, and automation
• Good to have: knowledge of Amazon Web Services (AWS), a good understanding of Web Standards, EventStore, OWASP security principles, and data encryption/security
• Ability to work and communicate clearly and efficiently with team members, with a strong command of English both written and spoken
  Joining Our Partner will give you a fantastic opportunity to work in the most innovative space in an already innovative fast-growing company, rapidly adding achievements to your portfolio and playing a pivotal role in the disruption of private investment markets.