Middle / Senior .NET Software Engineer – Azure (Team Resource Provider)

Akvelon is looking for Middle and Senior .NET Software Engineers to join a long-term enterprise cloud project.

You will be part of a team responsible for developing and supporting cloud-native services running on Microsoft Azure. The role combines backend development with production support, troubleshooting, and continuous improvement of business-critical services.

We are looking for engineers who are comfortable not only building new functionality, but also investigating production issues and working with distributed cloud systems.

Start dates

Middle .NET Software Engineer: September 1, 2026

Senior .NET Software Engineer: September 17, 2026

Responsibilities:

Design, develop, and maintain cloud-native applications and backend services using C# and .NET

Build and support Web APIs and background services

Work with Azure services such as Service Bus, Key Vault, Azure Storage, Cosmos DB, and Redis

Investigate, troubleshoot, and mitigate production issues

Improve service reliability, performance, and maintainability

Apply secure coding practices throughout the development lifecycle

Participate in technical discussions, code reviews, and engineering improvements

Collaborate with engineers across international teams

Requirements:

Strong commercial experience with C# and .NET

Experience developing production-grade backend applications

Hands-on experience with Microsoft Azure

Experience with Web APIs and cloud-native / distributed applications

Practical knowledge of several Azure services, such as:Service Bus

Key Vault

Azure Storage

Cosmos DB

WebJobs

Experience working with Redis or similar caching technologies

Ability to diagnose and troubleshoot production service issues

Understanding of secure coding practices and application security

Good problem-solving and communication skills

English sufficient for working in an international engineering environment

Nice to have

Experience with Azure security, identity management, or compliance tools

Experience with platform or infrastructure security

Experience with host attestation or compute firewall management

Experience building or configuring monitoring, anomaly detection, alerting, or automated incident-triage solutions

Experience using AI/ML for security monitoring or threat detection

DRI / On-call schedule

The team provides production support through a rotating DRI (Directly Responsible Individual) schedule.

DRI shifts are planned to start in mid-January 2027.

Each engineer will have a 1-week DRI shift approximately every 4 weeks

Offshore engineers cover 8:00 PM – 8:00 AM PST

During a DRI week, the engineer’s regular 8 working hours should fall within the corresponding 12-hour coverage window. These 8 hours are part of the regular working schedule and are covered by the normal salary

The remaining 4 hours are on-call and are compensated at 0.5x

If active incident resolution is required during those 4 on-call hours, that time is compensated at 1.5x

For DRI coverage on non-working days, the same coefficients apply: 0.5x for on-call time and 1.5x for active incident resolution

Only urgent incidents require attention outside regular working hours. The client does not expect such incidents to occur frequently

Non-urgent incidents should be handled during normal working hours

This setup means that DRI is a rotational responsibility rather than a permanent night schedule, with one DRI week approximately every four weeks.

Benefits:

Paid vacation and sick leave

Official state holidays — 9-11 public holidays per year

Professional growth through challenging projects and the opportunity to master new technologies

Flexible working schedule: 8 hours per day, 40 hours per week

Personal Career Development Plan (CDP)

Employee support programs (discounts, healthcare, legal assistance)

Paid external training, conferences, and professional certifications aligned with business goals

Internal workshops, seminars, and English classes

Corporate library with paper and e-books

Interested?

If you’re a .NET engineer who enjoys working with Azure, cloud-native systems, and solving real production challenges, we’d love to hear from you.