Senior .Net Developer
samprasoftDenver (CO)
About the role
Senior. NET Developer (LCAT = Applications Specialist III) – ELFast-paced project where rapid prototyping is used to zero in on what the stakeholders need. Extensive experience (self-rating: 4 - 5 out of 5) with: C#RazorASP.NET MVCEntity Framework Code FirstLINQBootstrapjQueryJavaScriptSignificant experience (self-rating: 3 - 5 out of 5) with: Telerik or Kendo UIUnobtrusive Validation (MVC Client Validation, Data Annotations) or comparable Some experience (self-rating: 1 - 3 out of 5) with: ASP.NET Core 2.2 (and up) AutoMapper or comparable mapper Unity or comparable IOC container Strong OOP/OOD:Must know about and have implemented standard N-tier design patterns and principles and be able to describe when/why to use them, e.g. trade-offs. Certification in Web application development or similar training desired: MCTS, MCPD, etc. Microsoft Visual Studio, TFS/GIT, and good knowledge of continuous integration process. Agile methodology (SCRUM or Kanban).Writing complex SQL queries (for Oracle or SQL Server).Database design, data modeling concepts, and experience with data migrations. Understanding of testing tools and testing methodologies. Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
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