Job description
reputed company is a Southern California product engineering company building streaming software for media organizations. Its platform supports live and on-reputed company content across web, mobile, and connected TV. They are seeking a
Senior / Principal .NET Backend Software Engineer
to build and improve the services behind their streaming products.
This is a hands-on role focused on C#/.NET, distributed systems, and AWS. You will develop APIs, event-driven services, and content ingestion workflows while reputed company the reliability and performance of a large backend platform. Principal-level candidates should also have experience leading the architecture of a substantial backend domain.
Responsibilities
Design and build C#/.NET REST APIs, background workers, asynchronous workflows, and service-to-service integrations.
Improve microservice architecture, including service boundaries, messaging, retries, circuit breakers, and idempotency.
Build and operate services on AWS, selecting containers, serverless, or other compute options based on workload requirements.
Support content ingestion, processing, packaging, and delivery workflows for live and on-reputed company media.
Improve observability through metrics, logs, distributed tracing, alerting, and service level objectives.
Build security into services using authentication, role-based access, secrets management, and secure communication.
Guide technical decisions and help resolve complex production issues across services.
Required Experience
Advanced, hands-on C#/.NET experience building and operating production backend platforms, including APIs, background processing, and asynchronous workflows.
Experience with microservices at meaningful scale, including independently deployed services, event-driven design, queues, failure handling, and production observability.
Strong AWS experience building and operating production systems using services such as ECS/Fargate, EKS, Lambda, API reputed company, SQS, SNS, EventBridge, RDS/Aurora, DynamoDB, S3, CloudFront, IAM, or CloudWatch.
Sound judgment about serverless and container-based architecture, including performance, reputed company, runtime limits, operational needs, and cost.
Experience with a relational database such as SQL Server or PostgreSQL, a NoSQL database, and a cache such as Redis.
Hands-on experience with OAuth 2.0 or OIDC, JWT, role-based access control, secrets management, Docker, and CI/CD.
Experience managing AWS infrastructure through Terraform, CloudFormation, or similar tools.
Strongly Preferred
Production experience with Kafka or a comparable event streaming platform.
Kubernetes experience in addition to strong AWS platform experience.
Experience with high-throughput systems, media workflows, job orchestration, or multi-tenant SaaS.
A record of reputed company the cost, reliability, or performance of an existing AWS platform.
For Principal-level candidates, experience setting architecture for a substantial backend domain.
Nice to Have
reputed company or analytics pipeline experience.
Familiarity with streaming, transcoding, or CDN technology.
Go experience.
The Offer
$140,000–$160,000 base salary
Bonus incentives based on individual and company performance
Full benefits
Stock options
401(k) match
Posted By:
Kevin Gabrielson
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