Senior .Net C# Developer
anvetaAustin (TX)
About the role
Senior. Net C# Developer
Location: Onsite-Candidates in Austin, TX area
Lead the design, development, testing, debugging, and documentation of complex web applications using C#,.NET, Blazor, Oracle, SQL Server, HTML5, CSS, and related technologies. Support TDA application modernization by analyzing workflows, resolving root-cause issues, implementing secure application changes, and maintaining software through release and change control processes. Coordinate with analysts, architects, and business teams to validate requirements, demonstrate proposed changes, guide SDLC work, and support modernization of licensing functionality with legacy data portability. Minimum Candidate Characteristics:8+ years of senior-level experience leading the design and development of web-based software applications across all phases of the SDLC.8+ years of experience programming with. NET/C#, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, SQL, stored procedures, Oracle, and SQL Server, including software administration and management.5+ years of experience leading development teams, supporting security-related application changes, producing technical documentation, and coordinating deployments, with 2+ years of C#.NET Blazor experience. Exceptional Candidate Characteristics: Experience porting an existing codebase from Java to C#.NET Blazor. Experience with responsive web design and Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) implementation. Previous experience working with TDA systems.
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