Senior Software Engineer - Interfaces (1357)
nb venturesClark (NJ)
Senior Software Engineer - Interfaces (1357)
Posted yesterday
nb venturesClark (NJ)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Senior Software Engineer - InterfacesUSA - NJ - Clark, NJOverviewGEP is different. It's a place where individuality is prized and talent respected. We're focused on what is real and effective. We are a meritocracy where good ideas and great people get noticed, results matter, and ability and hard work drive achievements. We recognize people who make a genuine difference by rewarding them well. We're a learning organization, actively looking for people to help shape, grow and continually improve us. GEP helps global enterprises operate more efficiently and effectively, gain competitive advantage, boost profitability, and maximize business and shareholder value. Fresh thinking, innovative products, unrivaled domain and subject expertise, and smart, passionate people – this is how GEP creates and delivers unified business solutions of unprecedented scale, power and effectiveness. Those are just some of the things that we do in our quest to build a beautiful company, enjoy the journey and make a difference.
Responsibilities:
- Develop, maintain code for new and existing modules for a cloud-based procurement software solution
- Develop code in C#. Net framework to add new features to existing modules
- Review and debug existing lines of code for modules
Qualifications:
- 5-10 years of strong, hands-on coding experience with ASP.Net, C#, WCFExperience coding with SQL Server, or any other databases, such as Oracle or MongoDB.JavaScript, CSS, HTML preferredJQuery, AngularJS+ preferred
- Understanding of full SDLC & Object oriented programming concepts
- Experience with Agile programming methodology
- Exposure to developing in Microsoft Azure cloud platform is a plus
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