.Net developer (Permanent / Full time )
techtamminaPortland (ME)
.Net developer (Permanent / Full time )
Posted 2 days ago
techtamminaPortland (ME)
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About the role
Net Developer (Permanent / Full Time) Tech Tammina LLCJob DescriptionRelevant Experience (in Yrs): 5-7 yrsTechnical/Functional Skills:
Required Skills:
C#.Net, Sql Server TSQL knowledge, SOA, Agile team experience; experienced in Microsoft or NUnit unit test environmentNice to have: Other .Net languages (VB.Net); Javascript framework experience, ICD 9 and ICD 10 or any other Healthcare experienceExperience Required: Same or more than the relevant experience i.e. 5-7 yrsRoles & Responsibilities:
Requirements:
Analysis, Design, Coding, Unit testing and Defect fixingHe/she should display leadership skills and not just take orders in regards to the project workHe/she should require minimal technical leadership and should be willing to take lots of initiativeCapable without having to evaluate or rewrite their code, means should be self-reliant in complete his/her own work without need of oversight from othersWilling to ask questions and then take action; solution orientedNeed to have excellent communication skills to interact with customerEducation: Graduate and aboveQualificationsPlease share your profile to mdanish@1stitsolutions.comAdditional InformationJob Status: Full Time / Permanent Eligibility: EAD GC/ GC/ US Citizen Share the Profiles to mdanish@1stitsolution.com Contact: 703 349 1004 Keep the subject line with Job Title and Location
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