.NET Developer
.NET Developer
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Strong. Net back-end developer, with some front-end experience
- Needs WCF
- Able to confidently speak about previous projects and C# and Object-Oriented programming concepts
- Preference for candidates that can go on-site for UAL client interview Overall Exp. (in years) : 6 to 8 Years
- Looking for talented individuals with strong development background required
- Strong in. NET, C#, Web service, WSDL, XSD, Web API, WCF, MVC4, ORM Framework (Entity or nHibernate), SQL server and MSMQ. SOA, IOC/Aspect Oriented programming
- UI development in. Net focused on web applications utilizing ASP.Net, C#, design patterns like MVC or MVVM, jQuery, as well a good understanding of server configuration of IIS required
- Strong in service layer development to include WCF, bindings, Web API, SAX and DOM Parsers and general web services architectures required
- Strong background and knowledge in Oracle/SQL Server
- Knowledge of design patterns that promote code reuse and maintainability is preferred
- Strong oral and written communication skills required
- 5+ years of experience in application development, multiple major project delivering of med-large scale projects/programs required
- Experience in travel industry, especially airline is preferred
- Agile Development experience preferred
- Strong project organizations skill, including prioritization, planning and organization required
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