NET Developer
trinity technology solutionsMcLean (VA)
NET Developer
Posted today
trinity technology solutionsMcLean (VA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Collaborate on moderately complex initiatives and deliverables within technical domain environmentsContribute to large scale planning of strategiesDesign, code, test, debug, and document for projects and programs associated with technology domain, including upgrades and deploymentsReview moderately complex technical challenges that require an in-depth evaluation of technologies and proceduresResolve moderately complex issues and lead a team to meet existing client needs or potential new clients' needs while leveraging solid understanding of the function, policies, procedures, or compliance requirementsCollaborate and consult with peers, colleagues, and mid-level managers to resolve technical challenges and achieve goalsLead projects and act as an escalation point, provide guidance and direction to less experienced staffRequired Qualifications: • 5+ years of Software Engineering experience, or equivalent demonstrated through one or a combination of the following: work experience, training, military experience, educationDesired Qualifications: UI Design Experience, Data Modeling, Web ServicesExperience with full stack .NET applicationsExperience with SQL Server including SSISExperience with source code management tools i.e. GitHubExperience on Agile delivery team using tools like JiraJob Expectations: Results driven, attention to detail, ability to work independentlyEffective collaborationAbility to do analysis and designAssist with data analysis, data mapping, coding, testing, and environment managementKnowledge of test automation toolsAgile methodologyDevOps tools such as Jenkins, Nexus, Ansible
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