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Senior Developer .NET C#

Posted 3 days ago

coach inSeattle (WA)

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About the role

Job Posting Here you are. Another day at the office. Wondering if some company is caring about its employees, while you remember how proud you were when you landed that great job in a well known IT company. And now? Well, your work's O.K. Your colleagues are pretty nice and even the office parties are pretty nice. Of course you're keeping your eyes open for new job opportunities. You're still very ambitious. You want something else. You're looking for new energy, in yourself and in an organization. That's great, especially if you're a. NET C# Developer with experience in design coding, test cases, test process and deployment of web applications. Because that's what we're looking for to a client who thinks employees come first, customers second. So, apply to this job to reach our recruitment team. You might lose the tram that will take you directly to Seattle.
Desired Skills & Experience:
  • Technology platforms: Visual Studio.
  • NET 2005, 2008, 2010DBMS-Data Base: SQL Server
  • Language programming: C#.NET (Framework 3.0, 4.0 ASP.Net) with OOPFluent English
Company Description: Our client is a leading global technology and IT enterprise. A pioneer of modern computing and a transformational enterprise, Our client diverse range of hardware and software offerings span a wide array of focused industry verticals. Compensation50,000 USD/year plus 5,000 USD annual bonus

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