Dot.Net Developer-San Jose, CA (Remote)
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staffing universeDenver (CO)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services
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About the role
Dot. Net Developer San Jose, CA (Remote)
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DOE Interview Process: 3 Rounds of Zoom Video Interview USC & GC Preferred. No Third-party C2C available for this job Minimum of 10 years of solid development experience in building and enhancing applications and services using. Net, Microsoft SQL Server 2016/2019. Strong experience in building and enhancing SQL server stored procedures, deploying and testing in various environments. Experience in C#.Net, ASP.Net, MVC 5.0,.Net Core 2.0, ASP.Net Core MVC, building webservices using WCF, REST Web API.Experience with MS CRM Dynamics 2015 or later Familiar with Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) tools like TFS or Azure Dev Ops Experience in writing unit tests to have 100% coverage, building automated test scripts (ATDD), performance testing and releasing them in production. Experience with testing tools like Selenium and JMeter Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or equivalent years of software development and testing experience required Excellent communications skills both written and verbal, planning and organizational skills Ability to establish and meet target dates; must be able to multi-task effectively and handle multiple development projects Ability to build strong relationships with various internal and external sources including business owners
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