.Net Developer - Surface
software technologyHouston (TX)
.Net Developer - Surface
Posted 5 days ago
software technologyHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Dev: .NET Developer
Client: Chevron
Project Details – Size, Scale, Scope? Catalyst and other legacy systems they are working to modernize Built in 1985 time-frame in SCADA and other APIsModernizing to stand-alone application in latest and greatest – React and .NET 6 w/ some Azure cloud Two focuses: Single page application (SPA) in React and then. NET application (using Signal R) on the web/server-side Building out a POD (product oriented delivery) team for this effort – right now one dev but want to expand and get more work done Day to Day Responsibilities/typical day look like: Want full-stack engineers as much as possible as team may jump between portions of the project – initially will likely be 50/50 between UI (react) and. NET and DevOps work but long-term UI focus will phase out to more secondary All need exposure in all areas but between the POD need strong in each at least if not all strong in all areas Will be doing basic security features (OAuth, authentication, serialization) but nothing advanced What are the top must-have technologies/required experience for the position?.NET 5+ (using. NET 6) Need. NET and to understand C# fundamentals – algorithms, modular software, connections, quick response, etc. Using SignalR so that’d be a plus ReactExposure to DevOps/Cloud
Preferred qualifications:
- Azure DevOpsContainerizationSCADA (migrating from)
- Technical Environment: Microsoft shop
- Team Size & Structure: 1 developer and a product owner now – looking to add 3 additional software resources
- Education or Certification Requirements: None expected – don’t care
- Level of experience target (junior/mid/senior and/or years of experience): Senior – 5+ years minimum and need to be able to work independently
- Industry Experience requirements/preferences: Nice to have but not required
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