Full Stack Developer

Posted 3 days ago

software technologyJersey City (NJ)

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Full Stack .Net Developer

Position highlights:

Experience in object-oriented programming:.NET, C#, Angular 8+Experience in AWS technologies, preferably familiar with serverless Lambda concepts
Experience with cloud-based data storage technologies such as relational databases, NoSQL stores, etc.
Experience with developing using GraphQL a plus
Worked in an Agile environment
Clear communication a must
General description:
We are looking for a mid-senior level developer to work as part of a team in developing and implementing software solutions. You will be working on a data engineering team dedicated to re-structuring existing content and creating processes to load the data into a digital experience platform.

Requirements:

9+ years of proven experience in software development and system maintenance.
Experience in content management solutions, developing on digital experience platforms (i.e. Sitecore, Adobe)
Ability to learn and adapt to continuously changing technology.
Demonstrated experience with N-tiered applications, multi-tier architecture, and production Internet architectures.
Experienced at developing elegant-yet-simple systems using best practices and design patterns.
Experience and/or understanding in the following technologies: C#, ASP.Net MVC, NUnit and Moq, LINQ, NHibernate or Entity Framework, Spring.
Net, Continuous Integration, JQueryDeveloping applications using Angular, Typescripts, Javascript, Jquery, CSS, SCSS, SASS, Angular observables & REST based WebAPISolid understanding of object-oriented design concepts and software development processes and methods.
AWS or cloud-based services exposure – a plus
Must have worked with Scrum teams, global teams and best practices.
Automation tool experience Jenkins, Hudson, Bamboo etc. – a plus
Used Agile Methodology and SCRUM Techniques to accomplish deadlines and timelines.
Proven analytical and problem-solving skills.
BS degree in Information Technology, Computer Science or equivalent.

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