





Senior, specialized .NET microservices role in Bangalore at a known medical-device firm yields moderate competition.
Core .NET microservices and cloud skills transfer across industries, but regulated-medical-device experience increases specificity.
Mandatory 12-15 years and specific .NET, WPF, microservices, and regulated-software experience make shortlisting highly selective.
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Architect, design, and migrate software applications aligned with Microbiology’s strategic vision, focusing on medical software in a regulated environment.
Lead and mentor development teams—including coordinating with globally distributed Agile teams—to ensure high-quality, on-time product delivery.
Participate in all phases of the software development lifecycle including reviews, unit testing, and collaborative Agile Scrum activities.
12-15 years of experience with .Net, C#, WPF, and unit testing frameworks.
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related field.
Proficient with Agile and Scrum methodologies using Azure DevOps; experience with code versioning tools like Git and SVN.
Work Experience Required: 12-15 years in software development, preferably with regulated medical device software experience is preferred but not mandatory.
Experienced in architectural design and migration of complex software applications, especially related to medical or regulated environments.
Capable of leading small teams and mentoring junior developers while working in a globally distributed Agile setting.
Strong communicator capable of collaborating with cross-functional teams including architects and product managers, with depth in object-oriented programming and design patterns.