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Posted 10 days ago

software technologyBirmingham (AL)

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Senior

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About the role

Remote Developer We are seeking to add a Remote Developer to our team to help support and facilitate our growth and expansion of services.
What you will do: Work in backend/batch development, interacting with agile team, working with client data, client business rules. Responsible for the full software lifecycle: design, development, test, deploy, operate, and support. Part of an agile team consisting of scrum master, product owner, 3 developers, quality assurance, and business analyst. What You Will Need to be Successful
Required Qualifications:
  • 1+ years of.
  • NET experience 1+ years of automation/batch/backend development 1+ years of file IO processing 1+ years of XML parsing and creation 1+ years of technical support
  • Microsoft Visual Studio, Team Foundation Servers
  • Communication across functional groups
Preferred Qualifications:
  • PDF parsing and creation
  • Document composition
  • Quadient – Inspire Designer
  • Billing/consumer facing documentation process
  • Digital payments
  • Healthcare/Utility/Financial vertical experience
  • Proficient using Agile development practices
  • Adapt to fast changing skills and work, perform work independently with minimal supervision
Required Skills: VB.NET/Visual Studio/XML Basic Qualification: Additional Skills: Remote forever. 2-3 year contract Background Check: Yes Drug Screen: Yes

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