C# .NET Developer - Mid Level
timberline groupSt Louis (MO)
C# .NET Developer - Mid Level
Posted 10 days ago
timberline groupSt Louis (MO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
C# .NET Developer We are seeking a C# .NET Developer to join our team in St. Louis, MO. You will have the opportunity to utilize a wide range of new development technologies while performing full life-cycle development of new projects as well as upgrading existing projects for our clients. We offer competitive salaries, full benefits, and a challenging fast paced work environment.
Job Responsibilities:
Develop New Applications & Services.
Develop Enhancements for existing Applications & Services.
Design and Estimate technical solutions per project requirements.
Work with stakeholders & BA on defining project requirements.
Participate in application QA and deployment.
Participate in investigating and solving production issues.
Requirements:
- C#.NET - 3+ years' experience
- Experience in .NET Framework 4.0 or higher
- Full Life Cycle Development experienceSQL Databases – 2+ years' experience
- WebAPI or WCF – 2+ years' experience
- PreferencesMicrosoft Service Fabric development Experience a big plus
- Automated API Testing a plusUI Automation Testing a plus
- Microsoft Azure development Experience a plus
- Micro Services development Experience a plusMVC experience a plus
- Agile experience a plusWPF experience a plusDB2 experience a plusADO.NET experience a plus
- Unit Testing experience a plus
- Visual Studio 2017 experience a plusTFS 2017 experience a plus
- DevOps Experience a plusIIS Configuration Experience a plus
- Education / Other Experience
- College Degree a plus
- Accounting System Development experience a plus
- Point of Sale Application Development experience a plus
- Mid-Tier Financial Transaction System Development experience a plus
- Kiosk Development experience a plus
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