C# .NET AWS Azure Cloud Developer
C# .NET AWS Azure Cloud Developer
Posted 11 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Propose, design and implement technical solutions for our business partners
- Enhance existing technical components, applications and libraries
- Provide remediation for existing system issues
- Participate in peer reviews (both code and design reviews)
- Assist with eliciting requirements
- Produce effective technical documentation where needed
- Anywhere from 2-8 years of.
- NET C# experience
- Solid understanding of object-oriented design and patterns in.
- NETProficient in SQL, preferably T-SQL in Microsoft SQL ServerSolid grasp of web technologies including one of the following frameworks: MVC, Angular, React, Aurelia
- Familiarity with distributed enterprise applications
- Solid understanding of Agile best practices
- Experience with automated unit testing
- Undergraduate degree required
- Skills & Characteristics:
- Excellent communication skills – both written and oral
- Excellent interpersonal skills, organizational expertise, and attention to detail
- Ability to learn new concepts, systems, and software in an independent and quick manner
- Self-starter, able to work as part of a small team as well as independently, with minimal supervision
- High energy, positive attitude, professional and mature
- Detail-oriented, able to prioritize work and effectively manage multiple tasks
- Ability to accurately estimate and meet development deadlines
- Experience in the financial industry is preferred
- Experience in cloud-based platforms such as Microsoft Azure or AWS is desirable
- Experience working with data warehouse technologies is preferred
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