.NET Full Stack Developer
kforceNew York (NY)
.NET Full Stack Developer
Posted yesterday
kforceNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Description:
Kforces client in NYC is looking for a .NET Full Stack Developer with expertise in C# and Angular to work hybrid on-site 3 days a week. This is a long-term contract opportunity.
Summary:
The candidate will be required to attend an on-site interview in NYC so local candidates will take preference. We are looking for a C#/Angular full stack developer, that can also support the clients MuleSoft platform. This will be more of a 70% full stack and 30% MuleSoft engagement. This role focuses on improving the clients payments and treasury platform. Responsibilities will include contributing to the solution design, implementing features, managing production releases, and providing developer support for bug fixes and ad hoc reporting.
Requirements:
- 5+ years of hands-on experience with the .NET Framework or .NET Core, specifically C# and ASP.NET* Strong front-end development experience with the Angular framework* Experience with relational databases, preferably Microsoft SQL Server, and strong SQL skills* Experience building RESTful API services* Solid understanding of object-oriented design, design patterns, and software development best practices* Solid experience in unit testing* Experience with Agile processes (mocking, refactoring, process communication, and code versioning with Git)* Team player with the ability to learn new solutions and technologies, bring new ideas for discussion, and improve processes* Willingness to work with other technologies, such as Java-based services and MEAN stack applications and services* Ability to discuss and understand business requirements provided by Business Analysts* Ability to adapt to the dynamics and changes of financial software projects
Desired Skills and Experience:
- * Working knowledge of Azure DevOps* Knowledge of MuleSoft* Experience with SWIFT, payment, or treasury systems
- Job Type
- ContractCompensation70 - $75
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