Software Engineer - .Net, Microservices Architecture

September 16

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Duck Creek Technologies

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Property and Casualty Insurance Technology • Policy • Billing • Claims • Rating

1001 - 5000

💰 $230M Private Equity Round on 2020-06

Description

• Duck Creek’s products are designed for cloud native true SaaS architecture • All products are deployed on Azure cloud platform and use several Azure cloud services • We do complete end-to-end automated testing • Automate the end-to-end build to production deployment CI/CD processes • Building a Duck Creek platform as the foundation for all products • Provide multiple services that other products will use • Work on Duck Creek’s products • Focus on building cloud native components and micro-services • Architect, design and code across multiple technologies • Development of test automation and CI/CD automation • Function as a technical lead for projects and teams as required • Guide and mentor other engineers

Requirements

• Degree in computer science or related field • Minimum of 7 years of experience • Strong focus on cloud native architectures and microservices for at least 2+ years • Expert of scalable, resilient, modern, cloud-native microservice development with .NET, Python, or Typescript • Expert in distributed software patterns, such as DDD, microservices, serverless, and event-driven architecture • Expert in Object-oriented design, .NET development • Expert in CI/CD technologies to deliver software to customers with full automation • Experience in Cloud platforms and cloud-native architectures, including Serverless • Experience with Azure cloud platform and its various services • Experience with CQRS, event-driven architecture, and Kafka • Experience building monitoring, alerting, and observability for maintaining high customer SLAs for SaaS delivered products • Experience decomposing monolithic applications using Domain-Driven Design into microservices • Excels in the ability to lead, teach, and guide modern software-development practices across Product Development, operating independently with guidance