Curious about what it’s like to work at Cognyte? At Cognyte, you’ll collaborate with expert colleagues around the globe to solve problems most people will never even know exist! You’ll be part of building unique solutions shaped by real investigative methodologies, enabling our customers to identify, investigate, visualize and prevent criminal, terror and security threats worldwide.

These solutions are used by law enforcement, national security, and national and military intelligence agencies in almost 100 countries to turn massive, diverse data into clear, actionable intelligence for a safer world. We are looking for a Backend Developer – .NET to take a key role in developing advanced software solutions across the full technology stack.

As a Cognyter, you will: About the Role We are looking for a Backend .NET Developer to work on advanced backend services, APIs, integrations, and data processing flows. In this role, you will design and develop scalable backend components, work with databases and messaging systems, and participate in new projects from the early design and implementation stages.

Requirements FFor that mission you will need · BSc in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or equivalent experience · 5+ years of hands-on backend development experience · Strong experience with C# and .NET 8+ · Experience building REST APIs and backend services · Good understanding of microservices architecture · Experience with MongoDB, Redis, and SQL databases · Docker and containerized environments · In-depth understanding of the entire development process including design, development, deployment, CI/CD processes, automation, build and release flows). · Ability to write clean, maintainable, and testable code · Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, ability to work independently and collaboratively Would be considered an advantage Experience with RabbitMQ, Kafka, gRPC, WebSockets and other messaging technologies. · Monitoring and logging tools such as Grafana, Prometheus or Loki · High-scale, distributed, or mission-critical systems