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Sr.NET Developer

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software technologyDenver (CO)

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About the role

Remote Sr. Net Developer Apex Systems is looking for a remote Sr. Net Developer. This developer should have strong experience with. Net MVC, C#, and MS-SQL and have experience solving complex programming challenges related to. Net development. The DNR needs a senior full stack. Net developer for working with a variety of MVC and Webforms applications. This developer should have strong experience with. Net MVC, WebForms, C#, and MS-SQL and have experience solving complex programming challenges related to. Net development and have experience architecting new web applications. This person will need to have good design sense for laying out controls for usability; be able to troubleshoot performance issues in a SQL, be able to read/write data, write stored procedure, design tables, optimize queries, read execution plans, etc. This developer will be working with a small agile team that has a PO, QA tester, ScrumMaster, and two developers. The technical environment this contractor will vary from. Net 4.7.1 to Core/.Net 6+ in c# with Entity Framework, and MS SQL backend; SSRS for reports. 60% of the day-to-day duties of this position will is focused on development, 20% to the testing of code, and 20% to scrum meeting participation.
Requirements: .Net web forms and MVC – Required 10 years of experienceMS SQL – Required 10 years of experienceSSRS – Required 10 years of experienceC# – Required 10 years of experience

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