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David Careers

Developer/Programmer(Full Time)

Posted 3 days ago

techtamminaDayton (OH)
Software DevelopersComputer Systems Design Services

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About the role

Developer/Programmer (Full Time)
Company Description: Tech Tammina
Job Description: Technical/Functional Skills: Proficy Plant AppsDot NET (C#)SQL Server Database (Programmer)
Total Experience Required:
  • Must have strong prior experience working with Dot Net (using C#) and GE Proficy Plant apps product.
  • Must have SQL programming experience.
  • Proficy MES Developers:
  • Proficiency in .Net Frameworks 3.5 or later. Hands on experience in C#.NetHands on knowledge in SQL Server programming.
  • Hands on experience in GE MES product Plant apps.
Good to have:
  • Microsoft Certification
  • Six Sigma green belt
  • Knowledge on manufacturing domain.
  • Excellent written, communication, and presentation skills. Collaboratively work and support team to discover creative, best practices.
  • Ability to communicate clearly and accurately both orally and in writing (required)
  • Excellent interpersonal skills (required).Able to interact with multiple types of personnel and convey information in a manner best suitable for the needs of that particular individual.
  • General knowledge of engineering, Healthcare, and Aviation business acumen is a plus.
Qualifications: Bachelor of Computer Science. Bachelor’s degrees from an accredited college in a related discipline, or equivalent experience/combined education.

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