Remote Sitefinity Developer (Remote)

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serigorIrving (TX)

Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

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About the role

Job Title: Sitefinity Developer (Remote)Location: Raleigh, NCDuration: 12+ MonthsJob Description:The Sitefinity Web Portal Developer is a key member of the Permitting Transformation (PTP) solution development team with the client. The candidate will focus on both front-end and backend development and integrate the portal with an MS Power Platform (Dynamics) solution as well as other systems, applications, and authentication services. The portal developer will work closely with our Lead Developer and Architect, a team of developers, and other PTP staff such as business analysts.Skills:SkillRequired/DesiredAmountof ExperienceSitefinity development3YearsSitefinity 14.x administration3YearsStandards-based .Net development experience5YearsMVC development experience5YearsIntegrate portal with an EPA shared services registration data2YearsFamiliar with agile practices such as iterative development2YearsDemonstrated technical ability in learning new technologies and evolving technical stack and processes2YearsEngage in agile practices such as iterative development2YearsExperience with TPC (Desired)Desired2YearsDevOps and deployment pipeline familiarity2YearsExperience working in Azure DevOps and using agile development practices2YearsStrong communications – verbal and written2Years

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