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Senior Full Stack Developer – Work From Home

Posted 11 days ago

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Senior Full Stack Developer – Work From HomeThis Senior Full Stack Developer – Work From Home opening is a 100% remote opportunity. Company will provide the necessary equipment for a home-based set-up (laptop, multiple 4K monitors, work from home ergonomic assessment, etc.).
Responsibilities: Our primary development platforms are C#.Net for web services and Ionic/Cordova for mobile apps. Application Development, primarily ASP.NET (C#,.NET).Database Design and Maintenance. Requirements analysis. Assisting with the development of scope documents and budgets for new work. Perform work within allotted hourly budgets and within specific timeframes. Client communication. Creation of WBS/tasks to accomplish project requirements. Overseeing junior and intermediate developers. Ensuring development adheres to architectural and coding standards. Ensuring time and progress data is accurate in the project management system. Provide architectural direction to junior and intermediate developers. Working closely with project manager to help lead project.
Qualifications: 7 Years web development experience: Elicitation of requirements from non-technical business users. Conceptually design systems based on business requirements. Perform technical lead role through the SDLC.Highly proficient in database design and SQL.Highly proficient in a server-side language such as C#, Java, Ruby, Python, or PHP.Highly proficient with JavaScript. Experience with CSS/HTML.Ability to adapt to rapidly changing environments. Self-motivated with a positive attitude. Willingness to drive projects to completion in a fast-moving environment. Experience with Kendo UI, Angular, Legacy system conversions, Azure, Linux, Mobile Development experience, C#, and Microsoft Visual Studio are a plus. BS/BA degree is a plus. Benefits include medical insurance, retirement plan, PTO, etc.
Salary: 80K+ DOE.

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