Client Server - Lead Technical Specialist, Parsippany, NJ
argyle infotechBoonton (NJ)
Client Server - Lead Technical Specialist, Parsippany, NJ
Posted 8 days ago
argyle infotechBoonton (NJ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Client Server - Lead Technical Specialist
Job Description:
Full-stack .Net application developer with JavaScript (ExtJS) and MS SQL Server skillsets
Responsibilities:
Database development experience working with Microsoft SQL Server, or similar.
Application development experience working with JavaScript frameworks (ExtJS preferred).Minimum - 3 to 5 years of recent full-stack database and .Net application development.
Ability and willingness to work on-site with development project team in suburban office setting, north Atlanta, Georgia (USA) metroplex.
Requested 3 days to work on-site with development team and project stakeholders.
Ability to create succinct requirements, functional and detailed design documents.
Good knowledge of best practices for database design architecture and Agile development methods.
Intermediate understanding of project management and database security knowledge.
Use of multiple client tools for development and tuning are a plus.
End user system support a plus.
Skills:
Full-stack. Net application development experience working with JavaScript and MS SQL Server Minimum - 3 to 5 years of recent application development experience Ability to review and tune large queries for better performance, without dependency on tuning software.
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