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Senior .Net Developer

Posted 3 days ago

trioptusPlano (TX)

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About the role

Senior. NET Developer
Duration: 12 Months CTH
Location: Plano TX (50% Onsite - Hybrid)W2 POSITION
Skills:
  • Experienced in MVC 4 .NET Framework
  • Experience in working with Kendo UI grids
  • Proficient in JavaScript and JQueryBasic to Intermediate knowledge of Oracle database queries, packages, insert/update/delete functionality
  • The ideal candidate is a results-oriented hands-on leader who can handle many different roles such as:
  • Contributes to product area, or software in order to automate manual operational work
  • Troubleshoots priority incidents, facilitates blameless post-mortems and supports solutions for closure
Engages with development teams throughout the software life cycle ensuring sustainable software releases. Applies analytics on past data, like incidents and usage patterns for predicting issues and takes proactive actions. Drives adoption of self-healing and resiliency patterns. Lead and participate in performance tests, identifies the bottlenecks, opportunities for optimization and capacity demands Defines and drives adoption of a best in class monitoring frameworks to accomplish end to end application or service monitoring and noiseless alerting with proper telemetry Deploys sustainable software, system and product upgrades Adds value to team delivery and works with team to complete tasks to high quality and actively learns new skills Self manages the effort split between operational work and engineering work Supports end-user functional.

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