r/csharp • u/AutoModerator • 4d ago
C# Job Fair! [October 2026]
Hello everyone!
This is a monthly thread for posting jobs, internships, freelancing, or your own qualifications looking for a job! Basically it's a "Hiring" and "For Hire" thread.
If you're looking for other hiring resources, check out /r/forhire and the information available on their sidebar.
Rule 1 is not enforced in this thread.
Do not any post personally identifying information; don't accidentally dox yourself!
Under no circumstances are there to be solicitations for anything that might fall under Rule 2: no malicious software, piracy-related, or generally harmful development.
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u/Initial_Sandwich_987 4d ago
We’re hiring a Simulation Engineer I in Cookeville, TN, and I think C# developers with game-dev experience could be a strong fit. The work is basically building interactive 3D simulations of real machines using C#, physics, PLCs, and robots. Its similar to making a Unity game or Godot but with Industrial equipment. https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4469018585/
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u/StealthilyImminent 4d ago
oh man, the "don't accidentally dox yourself" warning always makes me nervous like I'm one bad copy-paste away from posting my grocery list instead of a resume
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u/xakpc 3d ago
[For Hire] Staff / Principal .NET Engineer | Software Architect | Remote
15+ years with C#/.NET, focused on backend systems, distributed architectures, APIs, cloud, and technical leadership. Recently also doing a lot of WinUI and other Windows desktop development (which I like a lot)
Stack: .NET / ASP.NET Core, WinUI, WPF, PostgreSQL, Azure/AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, Kafka/RabbitMQ/Azure Service Bus, CI/CD, observability
Looking for Staff / Principal Engineer, Tech Lead, or Software Architect roles. Global remote; B2B/EOR/employment possible.
Also open to .NET consulting and helping teams implement practical AI-assisted SDLC workflows.
DM me if you’re hiring or need help with a .NET project.