Senior Mobile Developer REQ_42
Senior Mobile Developer REQ_42
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- A minimum of 5+ years of experience/expertise in the following areas specified below*:.NETAZUREAngularExperience in Agile software development methodologies.
- Expertise in applying Object-Oriented Programming principles (abstraction, encapsulation).C# / Winforms experience
- Access / OLEDB experience
- Experience in creating and implementing well-tested, scalable, and performant enterprise-level systems.
- Practice and initiative mentoring other engineers and decision-makers throughout the organization.
- Good understanding of SOLID principles.
- Familiarity with OWASP.Proficiency in the English language.
- Additional Experience Desired:
- Object-Relational Mappers (ORMs)
- Architectural (Microservices, Serverless etc) and Design (Factory, Singleton, Observer etc) Patterns
- Unit Testing
- Working in the Cloud
- Containers using Docker/Kubernetes
- Specific client-engagement specified technologies, which will be determined and vetted at the time of the interview.
- What is it like working for 3Pillar Global?
- At 3Pillar, we offer a world of opportunity:
- Imagine a flexible work environment – whether it's the office, your home, or a blend of both. From interviews to onboarding, we embody a remote-first approach.
- You will be part of a global team, learning from top talent around the world and across cultures, speaking English everyday. Our global workforce enables our team to leverage global resources to accomplish our work in efficient and effective teams.
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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