Developer I
sapta globalSignal Hill (CA)
About the role
Job Description
Position Title: Dot Net Developer
Years of Experience: 2-3Years
Client: Confidential
Location: Remote
Work hours:
9 am - 5pmEST Technical Skills: · C#· .Net Core 5· Postgress SQL· Angular 11· Micro service· Docker· AWS (Knowledge)
Job Description:
The contractor shall provide services including (but not limited to) the following:
- Application configuration;· Application coding;
- Quality assurance testing and deployment;· End-user production support. The management of the entire software development process, from conception to deployment. Updating and maintaining the software after deployment. Controlling the whole life cycle of the software and application development process. Overseeing and directing the evaluation, creation, and implementation of software. Directing the automated testing and giving management input as the project is being developed. Modifying existing programs and testing the modifications. Troubleshooting and fixing bugs and other coding issues. Writing effective APIs. Mandatory/Minimum Qualifications/Requirements (Must Haves for the Candidate):· [Required]Minimum of 3-4 years of experience working as a Dot net programmer having C#, ASP.NET CORE, Angular 11, HTML5, Postgress SQL.· [Required] Good experience in Docker and Microservice Architechture. Highly Desired/Preferred Requirements (Nice to Haves for the Candidate):Evaluated –
- Good Experience on Amazon Web Services (AWS) Amazon EC2 and Amazon Simple Email Services (SES)
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