Certified Microsoft .NET web Developer III
brains technology solutionsMadison (WI)
Certified Microsoft .NET web Developer III
Posted today
brains technology solutionsMadison (WI)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Candidates MUST be WI residents or willing to relocate to WI at their own expense prior to starting. This position can work 100% remotely (within the state of WI).This is a position needed for the development and support of critical priority applications in the Divisions of Unemployment Insurance. Project work will include: application design and development, new development and modifications to existing code. Successful candidates will have demonstrated success in designing, creating, and maintaining web services, system integration, web development, and Agile Scrum development methodology. Participates in the testing process through test review and analysis. Certified Microsoft .Net Web Developer III capabilities with 5 or more years of experience in .NET core, relies on experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals, independently performs a variety of complicated tasks, a wide degree of creativity and latitude is expected. Hardware/Software Environment. NET Core 8+C#GitHubJiraSwaggerBlazor framework OracleDb2Additional Comments Previous work experience in government, insurance, accounting, or case management systems a plus Top 3 required skills. NET Core 8+Oracle/Db2C#Nice to have skills BlazorWeb Accessibility codingWCF - Windows Communication Foundation All candidates submitted with inconsistencies or falsifications in their credentials will be disqualified and DOA Purchasing will be notified
Required Skills:
MySQLBasic Qualification :Additional Skills :Background Check : NoDrug Screen : No
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