Full Stack Developer with C Sharp and React, Travel Content Platform
About the Position
You will work as a Full Stack Developer contributing to a distributed microservice platform that processes multi source travel content. You will implement backend services using C Sharp and .NET Core, develop frontend features with React, and integrate with synchronous and asynchronous systems. This role follows standard India office hours with some flexibility required to join early coordinated sessions aligned with the Sydney time zone.
About the Project
You will support the development of a microservices based platform focused on content aggregation, policy execution, and domain specific functionality. The project combines backend service development, frontend delivery, and integration with multiple internal and external data sources.
Responsibilities
- Develop full stack features using C Sharp, .NET Core, and React
- Implement and consume API first backend services
- Integrate with synchronous REST APIs and asynchronous event based systems
- Work with data models in SQL and NoSQL environments
- Contribute to microservices that support content aggregation and policy execution
- Collaborate with frontend and backend teams to ensure consistency across services
- Support functional requirements with clear and maintainable solutions
Requirements
- Experience with full stack development using C Sharp, .NET Core, and React
- Familiarity with microservices and service oriented architecture
- Experience integrating with REST APIs and event driven workflows
- Experience working with SQL and NoSQL databases
- Understanding of frontend architecture and secure integration patterns
- Ability to communicate clearly in English
- Ability to collaborate with distributed teams
Nice to Have
- Experience in the travel ecosystem
- Familiarity with global distribution system or supplier integration concepts
- Unit test experience
- Understanding of content aggregation patterns
Technologies
C Sharp, .NET Core, React, REST APIs, event driven workflows, SQL, NoSQL
