Software Development Lead (C# .Net)

Aversan Inc. (www.aversan.com) is a reputable engineering company that provides expertise in the aerospace, defense, and medical industries. We are currently seekingaqualified Software development Lead to Join our client environment in Brampton Ontario

As a Software development Lead, you will be responsible for department-wide processes and practices related to Back-end software development in C# ASP.NET Core. You are constantly on the search for ways to do things better and justification for the real-world performance of those new processes and practices and you leverage your extensive (broad and deep) experience to focus the search on the most promising ideas.

Responsibilities:

As a department resource with ownership of embedded, real-time, safety-critical development:

Create and refine best practices and processes (SOLID design, TDD, ATDD/BDD, design patterns, etc.)

Document best practices and processes Generate training material and deliver training

Conduct external independent review of work in progress Define / monitor recovery plans where reviews identify non-trivial deviation

Mentor and grow the skills of department staff via conversations, review of work products, explanation of design tradeoffs, etc.

Ideal Candidate:

Expert with documentation

Provide Live training session on regular basis

Expert with best practices and processes, assessment of Design etc.

Performance management

Required Skills/Experience

Extensive (broad and deep) experience designing and implementing backend solutions Expertise with C# ASP.NET Core Expertise with modern software design principles and practices (SOLID, TDD, ATDD/BDD, etc.)

Proven ability to teach principles and practices to others Bachelor degree in Software, Computer, or Electrical Engineering or Computer Science

15+ years of relevant experience

Beneficial Skills/Experience

Space flight software development

Safety critical software development (NASA 7150.2, DO-178C, ISO 26262/IEC 61508, or comparable)

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