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Full Stack .Net Developer

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sparc technology servicesIrving (TX)

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Position: Full Stack .Net Developer Location: Fremont, CA (Day 1 onsite)
About the Role: Our Client is looking for a software developer for its current and next generations of business applications and systems. This position will be working with the IT Applications teams in Fremont, CA.
Responsibilities: Design, development and implementation of mission critical applications using the AngularJS 10+, .NET Framework and SQL technology stack in AWS or other cloud environment. Design and develop robust scalable high performing high-volume production applications with users across the globe. Build internal systems and support business needs with your domain expertise. This position will work closely with application developers, business analysts, business stakeholders and QA teams. Skills
Requirements:
  • 5-7 years of solid experience with the .NET platform, AWS/Azure and Enterprise application development 6+ years of solid programming experience with C#, .Net Core, WebAPI and Angular10+Experience in MySQL is required and good knowledge in query optimization and data analysis is desired
  • Advanced knowledge and expertise with web fundamentals - HTLM, CSS, JavaScript, CSS & Anjular JSExpert knowledge of Web Services, REST, JQuery, SOAP and JSON is required
  • Experience with distributed version control (GIT)
  • Good Unit Testing and Integration Testing practices
  • Excellent verbal and written and interpersonal communication skills
  • Ability to work in high pressure situations with little supervision.
  • Ability to multi-task and manage multiple assignments in a fast-paced environment
  • Prior experience on home grown enterprise level applications is preferable
  • Agile/SCRUM Software Development Process experience is a plus Flexible work from home options available.

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