Senior Programmer
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lathamwatkinsLong Beach (CA)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Overview
As a Senior Programmer in Latham’s Technology team, you will lead and contribute to the design, development, and maintenance of production applications. You will collaborate with development staff, project analysts, and end-users to translate business needs into robust software solutions. You will oversee projects from design to deployment, while safeguarding sensitive information. This role offers hybrid work in Los Angeles and a chance to impact firm-wide technology initiatives in a top-tier law firm.
Compensation / Benefits Healthcare, life and disability insurance Generous 401k plan At least 11 paid holidays per yearPTO accrual of 23 days in year one Well-being programs Professional development programs
Responsibilities Develop and implement computing solutions meeting business requirements while following firm procedures Create new applications and maintain existing production apps, using firm systems to tailor solutions Consult with stakeholders to define system requirements and propose feasible designs Code, test, and debug applications; develop development prototypes Lead projects of various sizes from design through deployment Protect and manage highly confidential and sensitive information
Key requirements Advanced knowledge of C# and ASP.NET for design, development, and debugging Advanced knowledge of Ajax, Java Script, and jQuery for interactive web interfaces Ability to build user-friendly UI with clean HTML/CSSBachelor in Information Systems; related fields acceptable Minimum 3 years of C#, ASP.NET, and SQL programming experience Minimum 6 years of relevant programming experience Minimum 3 years of advanced HTML/CSS UI development Minimum 2 years of Ajax, Java Script, and jQuery Minimum 2 years of Xamarin (iOS/Android) programming experience Cross-functional collaboration Project leadership Problem solvingC#ASP.NET.NET 3.5/4.0/4.5
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