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Senior Full-Stack .NET Developer

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A senior hands-on developer who designs, builds, deploys, and supports full-stack business applications using C#, .NET, Blazor, and SQL Server — covering database/API design, secure coding, production troubleshooting, code review, and mentoring alongside product, QA, and operations teams.

Build secure full-stack applications with C#, .NET, SQL Server, and Blazor at Leonardo in Toronto, Ontario. Apply customer-centered engineering across Microsoft technologies.

Leonardo seeks a Senior Software Developer for hands-on individual contribution and technical leadership. You will design, develop, test, deploy, and support business applications while working with product, development, quality, and operations teams. The work emphasizes intentional simplicity, maintainable code, secure delivery, and real customer workflows.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Develop full-stack applications using C#, .NET, and Blazor
  • Design relational databases, APIs, and data workflows
  • Apply secure coding and cybersecurity practices throughout development
  • Investigate production issues and implement durable remediation
  • Review code, mentor teammates, and share technical knowledge

Requirements:

  • Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or related discipline
  • 10+ years of professional software development experience
  • Advanced proficiency with C#, .NET, Visual Studio, SQL Server, and Blazor
  • Experience with RESTful and SOAP APIs and distributed architecture
  • Hands-on AI-assisted development experience across the SDLC

Bring senior full-stack expertise, secure engineering judgment, and customer-centered problem solving to Leonardo’s software products.

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