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Software Engineer

Posted 4 days ago

vtech solutionPalm Bay (FL)

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About the role

Software EngineerExperienced Software Engineer / Web Developer to create C#.NET / MVC Entity Framework web applications for internal use by Harris ES and EIS segments. Support web architecture, legacy applications, enterprise-wide applications and software upgrades.
Qualifications: BSCS, BSSE or equivalent. Five years' experience with C#.NET MVC, JavaScript, and JQuery experience. AJAX and web services experience. Project leadership and Agile development process experience. Good organizational skills, excellent problem solving skills, excellent communication skills, and a willingness to work with teams and individuals. Must have experience writing and maintaining automated tests. Have strong knowledge of software architecture methodologies. Must demonstrate the ability to learn new skills, meet deadlines, embrace new technologies, and follow process. Must be capable of gathering and interpreting requirements, have used source control, and can review code, locate problems, provide and receive feedback on code. Must be able to self-start and solve problems quickly. Must demonstrate ability to create user friendly front ends and must be able to write maintainable code. Additional skills/tools considered a plus: NHibernate, HTML5, CSS 3, Telerik Kendo & JQUERY UI, SVN, Visual Studio, Toad/SQL Developer, MS SQL Server Management Studio, and IIS administration.
Job Responsibilities: Develop C#.NET applications using Visual Studio 2015. Use SVN, JIRA, and Remedy for source control and issue tracking. Evaluate and recommend web architecture and process improvements. Troubleshoot, upgrade, and rewrite web applications developed in-house and by external developers. Provide operation and maintenance support of enterprise-wide web applications.

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