.NET Developer
improvingIrving (TX)
About the role
Job Description:
Looking for that exceptional individual who has a passion for front end development and enjoys working with other smart team members in a collaborative environment using C#, Node. JS, HTML, JavaScript, MVC4, JQuery. If you join the team, you will be expected to participate in analysis, design and architecture sessions, develop .NET code to implement designs, adhere to the team's architectural and design standards, and commit to solid levels of unit and integration testing.
Qualifications
Required Skills:
In-depth and varied professional experience including hands‐on application architecture experience with .NET Frameworks and object‐oriented and iterative development methodologies. 5+ years of .NET Experience using C# Strong front‐end development experience using ASP.NET (C#, HTML, JavaScript, Node.js, CSS, Responsive Design, Client‐Side frameworks like KnockoutJs, Angular, Backbone). Has a good understanding of RESTful architectures and WebServices (WCF, Web API). Strong OO Analysis and Design Skills Experience with best practices including Pair Programming, Test Driven Development, Behavior Driven Development, Mocking Frameworks, Dependency Injection, IoC, Object Relational Mapping and Design Patterns Experience with Databases (preferred ** SQL Server) Additional Information NOTE: Unable to sponsor candidates at this time, must be authorized to work for any employer in the US
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