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FullStack Developer

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Full Stack Developer
Project Overview: We are seeking a Full Stack Developer responsible for the analysis, design and development of scalable software solutions across the full secure software development life cycle – from conception to deployment. Contractor’s Role: The Capital Markets/Brokerage team is looking for a Consultant, who has a strong background in design, implementation, and support of. NET applications and infrastructure.
Key Responsibilities: 6+ years of .NET development experience. Experience developing within an agile development environment using continuous integration tools such as: Maven, Bitbucket, Bamboo, TFS, ANT, Coded UI and Sonar. Demonstrated ability to adapt to new environments and learn new technologies. Oracle PL/SQL or SQL Server experience. Ability to write Unix/Perl scripts if needed. Familiarity with Financial market/instrument/Trade lifecycle. Ability/experience in implementing test automation. Ability/experience in Business Objects development.
General Requirements: Self-starter and works effectively within a team. Ability to adapt to changing priorities. Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, team-oriented work environment. Strong written and verbal English communication skills. Keen attention to detail. Ability to establish and maintain effective working relations with a wide variety of individuals. Ability to represent the company in a positive and professional manner. Ability to work well both independently and as a member of a team. Prior experience working with Scrum. Bachelor degree in Computer Science.
Skills: Experience in. NET 4.5, and upLanguage: C#Scripting Languages: JavaScript, JQuery, Angular JS, PowerShell, Angular 4/5.Web/Windows Technologies: ASP.NET, MVC, Web Service, WCF, WPF, Web APIDatabase: SQL Server, Oracle, DB2DevOps, CI/CD – Atlassian Bamboo, BitBucket, Jira, TFS, GIT, MS Build

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