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.NET full-stack Engineer (Angular, C# .Net Core)

Posted 9 days ago

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Software Engineer 4/Full Stack. NetCharlotte North Carolina 28202 Hybrid Contract
Pay rate: DOETop Skills:6 to 8 years of engineering experience, equivalent to a Lead Engineer 6 years. Net full stack developer, C#3 years Angular
Nice to Have: Database experience In this contingent resource assignment, candidates may: Consult on complex initiatives with broad impact and large-scale planning for Software Engineering. Review and analyze complex multi-faceted, larger scale or longer-term Software Engineering challenges that require in-depth evaluation of multiple factors including intangibles or unprecedented factors. Contribute to the resolution of complex and multi-faceted situations requiring solid understanding of the function, policies, procedures, and compliance requirements that meet deliverables. Strategically collaborate and consult with client personnel.
Required Qualifications: 5 plus years of Software Engineering experience, or equivalent demonstrated through one or a combination of the following: work or consulting experience, training, military experience, education.
Note: The more recent they have these skills, the better. Should be 100% hands-on engineer. Have enough people who handle design and architecture, need someone to develop and execute. C# full stack, more focused toward front end with Angular. This is related more to traditional application development. Will be assigned Jira stories. Won’t be working overtime, likely won’t have any unique release schedules but would adjust schedule if so.

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