Developer .Net/C#
timberline groupSt Louis (MO)
Developer .Net/C#
Posted 7 days ago
timberline groupSt Louis (MO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Full Stack Developer We are seeking a full stack developer with JavaScript and C# .NET Core development 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 user interfaces for desktop applications that communicate with external web services.
- Develop internal and external web services using RESTful API design practices
- Collaborate on a Scrum Agile team to design and develop software solutions that provide value to the business.
Requirements:
At least two (2) years of programming/engineering and design experience with the following skills:
- Knowledge of JavaScript practices.
- C#.Net Core development
- Proficient in HTML and CSS.Source code systems such as GIT or TFS.Web API or similar RESTful servicesSQL Databases
- Professional communication skills.
- Preferences:
- Angular 4 or greater experience a big plusMVC experience a plus
- Agile experience a plus
- Unit testing experience a plus
- User interface and graphic design skills a plus.
- ADO.NET experience a plus
- Education / Other Experience:
- College Degree or equivalent experience
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