Remote: Sr. .NET Developer
software technologyDenver (CO)
Remote: Sr. .NET Developer
Posted today
software technologyDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Sr. .NET Developer
Location: Des Moines - Fully Remote
Job Description:
In house financial application, billing for self funded groups moving to cloud, very complex system and business knowledge. Must have financial experience background working with supporting applications in financial environment.
Qualifications:
.Net developer with experience on version 4.0 or above.
Web application development.
Web Api development.
Experience with windows services and batch jobs.
Experience with SQL stored procedures. SSIS
Required Skills:
.NET, SQL, C# and Windows UI and really heavy SQL skills SQL stores procedures, SSIS,.NET core Basic Qualification: - Enhancements to current functionality, Stopwatch function and the business areas want to start using from the pharmacy perspective (Anticipation development to come from it) - Blend of Run and Build teams, responsibility sharing -.NET and SQL in both fields will make a good candidate in this space Additional Skills: - Enhancements to current functionality, Stopwatch function and the business areas want to start using from the pharmacy perspective (Anticipation development to come from it) - Blend of Run and Build teams, responsibility sharing -.NET and SQL in both fields will make a good candidate in this space
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