Lead Backend Software Engineer (.net)

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Our story Strada is a technology-enabled, people powered company committed to delivering world-class payroll, human capital management, and financial management solutions to organizations globally. With a team of more than 8,000 experts, Strada blends leading-edge technology with human ingenuity to help businesses across the globe design and deliver at scale. Supporting over 30 years to 1,400 customers in 33 countries, Strada partners with customers at every stage of their journey, to help drive their vision forward. It’s why we’re so driven to connect passion with purpose. Our team’s expertise in human insights and cloud technology gives companies and employees around the world the ability to power confident decisions, for life. With a comprehensive total rewards package, continuing education and training, and tremendous potential with a growing global organization, Strada is the perfect place to put your passion to work. To learn more about us, pls visit Strada Global Page Product Engineering, Lead Senior Specialist (Back-end .NET Developer) Job Responsibilities: A development team member of an Agile team you participate in and contribute to all Agile ceremonies such as and not limited to: Daily stand-up meeting, you provide overview of your tasks you performed last working day, you explain what tasks you will be picking up and explain any impediment that blocks you from delivering your planned tasks. You also support the team and help solving impediments raised by other team members where applicable. Sprint planning: You help providing estimations and suggest what stories/tasks you can pick up and deliver in the upcoming sprint. Sprint Review and Demo: you keep all tasks and story stories up to date and prepare demonstrations of working software Sprint retrospective: you provide insights on what went well and what can be improved in next sprints to increase the team velocity Refinement sessions: in a working session with stakeholders you make sure you have a full understanding of the functional (and non-functional)