Dotnet Developer

Posted 2 days ago

urbane systemsArlington (VA)

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About the role

Role-.NET Developer
Location: Arlington, VA or Merrifield, VA (5 days a week onsite)Clearance: Active Secret clearance is Required Full Time
Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field (14+ years of demonstrated experience may be substituted).10+ years of general experience, including 10 years of specialized and/or hands-on experience in Agile development methodologies Microsoft. NET languages (primarily ASP.NET, C#, and LINQ), technologies (MVC, Entity Framework, Unity), and tools (Visual Studio 2010, Team Foundation Server, ReSharper). Experience with Share Point, NHibernate, jQuery and Java Script, AJAX, HTML and CSS, Oracle and SQL Server databases, T4 templates, and even Classic ASP, is also desired. Recent 8+ years of ASP.Net C# MVC-based web development experience using Visual Studio 2017 or higher.5+ years of. Net Core/Standard development experience.5+ years of experience with Agile development methodologies, including participation in sprints, backlog grooming, and Agile ceremonies. Experience as a developer in a software environment that supported more than 10,000 users and a Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) with more than 250 tables and 1 million total rows. Significant recent Java Script development experience. Significant development experience with Cascading System Sheets (CSS).Experience with relational data models and SQL.Experience with XML and programming libraries for XML manipulation. Agile project and development experience utilizing Team Foundation Server. Ability to quickly deliver small projects, and to frequently transition between projects and applications. Experience in packaging and delivering software and documentation to a production environment. Excellent communication skills. Must be a U.S. Citizen and have an active Secret clearance.

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