Senior C# developers play a managerial role in the information technology (IT) department. They are involved in every single phase of the software development process. They design programming features and architecture, coordinate, and monitor junior C# developers, provide instructions, run code reviews, debug, and perform risk analysis.
To become a senior C# programmer, you need more than six years of experience in the field. Some companies also ask for a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or a related field, and others will prioritize experience other education.
