The Royal Credit Union Software Development team is looking for a highly skilled Senior Software Developer who is looking to join a small team of experienced and skilled developers in a dynamic environment. Strong interpersonal communication skills, a positive attitude, and an open mind are all important. We are looking for someone who is passionate about developing solutions to complex problems and is a tenacious learner who likes to share ideas and teach others. This role is eligible for 100% remote work for those who live in either Wisconsin or Minnesota. Remote work options are not available beyond those two states. Estimated Salary:$ 103,750 - $119,300 per year(candidates with significant related experience may be higher) We are eager to find a full stack .NET developer who can jump right in and start making an impact. We expect you to be knowledgeable and passionate about writing code based on SOLID principles, and familiar with Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment. The ideal candidate will have a Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience in addition to at least 3 years of experience with the following technologies: C# .NET Core React or other modern JS Framework (Angular) Azure DevOps Git Oracle or Microsoft SQL Server You will develop and support a wide variety of solutions including: Modern web applications using React, TypeScript, C# and ASP.NET Core API development using ASP.NET Core C# Worker Services Some of the amazing things about working for Royal include: Fun, engaging culture that truly cares about its team members Total rewards program that goes beyond our highly competitive salary Convenient office location with ability for remote work in a hybrid model Above and Beyond Benefits – extending beyond the basics! We offer perks like gym/fitness incentives, tuition assistance, student loan repayment program, childcare reimbursement, pet insurance, 401k w/ generous Royal match and Roth or pre-tax options... and many more! You will be working in a highly regulated industry which requires segregation of duties as well as a focus on security and protecting sensitive information.