API Full-Stack Developer
software technologyHouston (TX)
API Full-Stack Developer
Posted yesterday
software technologyHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
API Full-stack Developer Developing the company’s API marketplace – building out new features for this and helping with internal providers and consumers meet up and collaborate on where things should be – this is where the development teams go to find APIs (custom build UI using Angular/Typescript),.NET, and build on Azure. Want developers who understand end to end: Web application development – running in Azure PaaS– need to understand how to have in the cloud (azure experience preferred)
Must-haves: .NET, Angular, cloud (Azure strongly preferred)
Required Skills:
.NET Core, Angular, Azure, REST API's Basic Qualification: Senior Level Talent, 5-7 YOE, API SME Additional Skills: Senior Level Talent, 5-7 YOE, API SME This role is 100% remote working for a fortune 500 Oil & Gas client. It was be at minimum 12 months, with possibility of extension based upon performance.
Background Check:
Yes Drug Screen: Yes Notes: MAY consider a non-full-stack resource for 1 role if they had to (either just. NET or Angular) but really prefers to have all the skills This is a GTW for Apex, so we can get this closed out very quickly. Apex will be conducting the interviews, so there will be no interviews with the client. Candidates will be required to take a Technical screening over. NET Core, Angular, REST APIs - Basics, and Azure Development. If they don't have Azure then AWS - DevOps/Applications or GCP - DevOps/Apps for whatever cloud platform they have. We want to focus on candidates that have Azure experience first and foremost.
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