Senior .NET Developer - Contract - Columbia, SC
Senior .NET Developer - Contract - Columbia, SC
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Design, develop, enhance, and maintain enterprise-level. NET applications.
- Develop and support mission-critical business applications using C# and. NET technologies.
- Build and maintain integrations with Oracle and SQL Server databases.
- Develop solutions using Microsoft's software development ecosystem.
- Analyze, troubleshoot, debug, and resolve complex application issues.
- Perform unit testing, integration testing, and production support.
- Collaborate with business stakeholders to gather and validate requirements.
- Work with external vendors and internal teams to develop specifications and test plans.
- Participate in code reviews and ensure adherence to development best practices.
- Maintain technical documentation and provide regular project status updates.
- Support software deployments, upgrades, and ongoing application maintenance.
- 6+ years of experience developing enterprise applications using. NET and C#.
- 4+ years of experience supporting complex enterprise-class mission-critical applications.
- 4+ years of experience integrating applications with Oracle and SQL Server databases.
- 4+ years of experience using Microsoft software development tools and technologies.
- 4+ years of State Government experience.
- Strong troubleshooting, debugging, and problem-solving skills.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
- Experience with Visual Studio 2022 or later.
- Knowledge of Visual COBOL V7 or later.
- Experience troubleshooting client-server applications.
- Experience collaborating with business users and external vendors to develop requirements, specifications, and test plans.
- Strong understanding of enterprise application architecture and software development best practices.
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