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Mid-Level C# .NET Software Developer

Posted 10 days ago

timberline groupSt Louis (MO)

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About the role

Mid-Level C# .NET Developer We are seeking a mid-level C#.NET Developer to join our team. 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. We offer competitive salaries, full benefits, and a challenging fast-paced work environment.
Job Responsibilities: Develop New Applications & Services. Develop Enhancements for existing Applications & Services. Design and Estimate technical solutions per project requirements. Work with stakeholders & BA on defining project requirements. Participate in application QA and deployment. Participate in investigating and solving production issues.
Job Requirements:
  • C#.NET - 4+ years' experienceExperience in.
  • NET Framework 4.5 or higher
  • Full Life Cycle Development experienceMVC.NET Framework 4 or higher - 3+ years' experienceSQL Databases – 3+ years' experience
  • Web API or WCF – 3+ years' experienceExperience with Entity Framework
  • Experience with Writing Unit Tests
  • Experience with Windows Services
  • Frontend UI JS Framework experience
  • PreferencesSSRS Reports Experience a plus
  • Agile Experience a plus
  • Visual Studio 2017 or higher Experience a plusTFS 2017 Experience a plus
  • Micro Services development Experience a plusPCI compliance environment Experience a plus
  • Education / Other Experience:
  • Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Mathematics or scientific discipline or equivalence experience
  • What Can We Offer?100% premium-paid medical insurance for employee-only-coverage 100% premium-paid dental insurance for employee-only-coverage 100% premium-paid vision insurance for employee-only-coverage
  • Premium assistance for dependent medical/dental/vision insurance
  • Paid Time Off (PTO)
  • Paid Holidays
  • Educational assistance, some certifications and professional memberships paid
  • Professional Referral Program

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