Software Engineer

Nextgen Gta — United States · Posted ~3 hours ago

Mid Full-time Onsite

Skills

C# .NET JavaScript SQL Server Full-stack development API development Azure

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Summary ✨ AI‑Generated

A software engineer is sought to build and support enterprise applications, APIs, and integrations using modern Microsoft technologies. The role involves collaboration with stakeholders and solving complex operational challenges.

Highlights

Hands-on role building enterprise applications with opportunities to solve complex business problems across multiple technologies.

Description

A leading U.S. homebuilder headquartered in Reston, VA, is seeking a full-time, on-site Software Engineer to join its technology team. This role focuses on developing and supporting enterprise applications, APIs, services, and integrations using C#, .NET, JavaScript, SQL Server, and Microsoft technologies. This role offers the chance to build technology that has a visible, real world impact. Our Client is looking for a hands-on Software Engineer who enjoys solving complex business problems, collaborating with stakeholders, and growing across multiple technologies. Required Skills And Experience 3+ years of professional software development experience Strong hands-on experience with C# and .NET Proven experience building and supporting full-stack applications Strong knowledge of SQL Server Familiarity with Microsoft Azure Excellent written and verbal communication skills Desired Skills and Experiences Industry experience in mortgage, lending, title, settlement, or financial services Exposure to AI-assisted development tools Experience working on a small, collaborative team Benefits Medical, dental, and vision insurance Mental health and well-being resources Short-term and long-term disability coverage 401(k) plan with company matching Employee stock ownership Paid vacation, sick time, and holidays Parental leave and bereavement leave Posted By: Owen Mihailovich