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.NET Developer

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insight globalIrving (TX)

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About the role

Full Stack Developer (.NET / React) Insight Global is seeking a Full Stack Developer (.NET / React) to join one of our largest electrical distribution clients in Irving, TX. This is a mid-level, hands-on development role focused on building and supporting a new internal AP processing and procurement web application from the ground up. Required
Skills & Experience:
  • 7+ years of hands-on software development experience using C# and.
  • NET Core 7+ years of experience developing React-based web applications
  • Strong experience with object-oriented programming in C# using Visual Studio
  • Experience with Git repositories and Microsoft Azure DevOpsStrong understanding of SQL Server and Entity Framework Core for database interaction and data access
  • Experience working within Clean Architecture principles
  • Experience conducting and participating in code reviews
  • Excellent communication skills with the ability to partner effectively with cross-functional stakeholders
  • Nice to Have Skills & Experience: Experience with Azure Pipelines/Azure DevOps and using CI/CD processes to deploy web applications
This individual will be heavily involved in hands-on development, including designing and developing new functionality, troubleshooting and improving code, and conducting code reviews. They will also partner closely with key stakeholders, including Program Managers and UX teams, throughout the development process.

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