Senior .NET Architect

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Brussel Hoofdstad, Belgique ACENSI Temps plein 90 000 € - 120 000 €/an

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ACENSI is looking for a Senior .NET Architect for one of their clients based in Brussels in the Energy Sector :

The tech lead will manage Full Stack .NET developers working on micro-services products.

Lead technically a portfolio in different domain areas
Support experienced developers on issues requiring architecture design
Integrate an existing team to maintain and support it
Modernise the application and migrate the services to .NET 10
Adopt a modern architecture, targeting K8s in the coming 2 years
Take the lead of multiple dev teams and help coordinate the work during a sprint
Act as a player in the Scrum teams
Provide a good vision of the target architecture
Challenge technical choices with other Tech Leads and developers
Challenge features with the Product Owner
Explain technical aspects to non-business people
Organise collaborative technical sessions with developers and architects
Handle priorities and emergencies efficiently
Explore new technologies and keep a good technical watch

Minimum 4 years of experience as a .NET Architect
Experience with the technology stack: C# .NET 10 and .NET 4.x, SQL / MongoDB, Blazor, Hangfire, RabbitMQ, Clean architecture, NServiceBus => Dapr
For non-EU candidates working in Belgium: a work permit allowing the individual to work in Belgium and a valid residence permit confirming the right of residence in Belgium
Seniority in technical issue investigation (good analytical skills)
Structured in the solution approach
Ability to coach developer teams and to lead multiple dev teams
Ability to challenge technical choices and features constructively
Ability to explain technical topics to non-business people
Efficient handling of priorities and emergencies
Curiosity for new technologies and a good technical watch