[Hiring] Mid/Senior .NET MAUI Developer @Direct Sourcing Solutions

Role Description

This role is only open for candidates that are legally allowed to work within the Philippines. We are seeking a mid- to senior-level developer with deep expertise in the Microsoft stack to join a small, high-output engineering team. You will own features end-to-end—designing, building, testing, and shipping—while collaborating closely with non-technical founders. The ideal candidate combines strong technical skills with clear communication and the ability to lead prioritization and problem-solving in a fast-moving product environment.

  • Design, develop, and maintain cross-platform applications using .NET MAUI, C#, and XAML.
  • Build and integrate backend services and cloud components on AWS.
  • Write clean, testable code and own unit/integration testing for the features you deliver.
  • Lead technical discussions and mentor or coordinate work within a small productive team.
  • Translate business needs from non-technical founders into clear technical approaches, trade-offs, and prioritized backlog items.
  • Collaborate on architecture decisions, code reviews, and continuous improvement of development practices.
  • Communicate progress, risks, and recommendations clearly and proactively across time zones.

Qualifications

  • Strong proficiency in C#, .NET, and XAML.
  • Hands-on experience building and shipping applications with .NET MAUI.
  • Practical experience with AWS services relevant to application development and deployment.
  • Able to deploy to Android and iOS.
  • Proven ability to work independently while leading or coordinating in small teams.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.
  • Experience collaborating directly with non-technical stakeholders (founders, product owners) to clarify requirements, solve problems, and prioritize work.
  • Solid understanding of software engineering fundamentals: version control, testing, CI/CD concepts, and clean architecture.
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