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SharePoint Developer

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bluestonecomChicago (IL)

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About the role

SharePoint Developerblue Stone has been retained by one of "America's Best Hospitals", located in the metro Chicago area. We are searching for a SharePoint Developer to join their world class IT organization. You must be willing to be innovative and use your SharePoint expertise to help build a leading edge technology environment
Job Description: This is a full time career opportunity. As a premier SharePoint Developer, you will help shape the environment's Website design, implementation, development, maintenance, and standards. You will be a critical contributor in the delivery for SharePoint optimal solutions. Although your past experience matters, your motivation to learn new technology with enthusiasm will be required. Analyzing specifications, designing logic, writing code, testing, debugging, collaboration with business groups to creatively solve problems is key.
Qualifications:
  • Deep technical understanding of Microsoft SharePoint 2007/2010 Knowledge of Collaboration, Portals, Enterprise Search, Enterprise Content Management, and/or Business Process FormsMust have experience building WebParts, WebSites, and Templates.
  • Net Framework/C# Experience with SQL Server 2008 Web development experience using HTML, CSS, XSL, XSLT or JavaScriptExperience with developing databases on Microsoft SQL server
  • Good understanding in implementing QA procedures (code review, estimating, acceptance criteria, etc.) as they relate to SharePoint solutions
  • Experience with deployment models, performance tuning and enterprise scalability
  • Demonstrate good written/verbal communication skills with both technical and non-technical personnel. Capable of efficient documentation.
  • Must be able to maintain professional demeanor in times of high stress

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