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Full Stack .Net Developer

Posted 6 days ago

inteletech globalPhoenix (AZ)

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Full Stack. Net Core/C# Developer
Job Title: Full Stack. Net Core/C# Developer
Client: Wells FargoVisa Status: GC or USC OR H4 EAD
Location: Phoenix, AZInternal Notes: Role: Fullstack ASP .Net/C# Developer with BlazorLOB: Consumer Tech - Home Lending
Project: The primary app this team works on is related to customers with a mortgage. This app looks at the stage of the loan the customer is in and they then create the content that this customer will see on their mortgage page which may suggest they refinance, look at new terms etc and/or they work on the banners and links that this person will see on their mortgage based on where they are at in the lifecycle. This group is also in the progress of migrating to openshift starting in July so depending on the resources skillset, they could be placed in either product area.
Must have: net, fullstack developer,.net core, with blazor experience, strong c#, sql, sql server integration, unit testing, j unit exp is a plus
Job Description:
  • NET full stack developer.
  • NET Core Framework development experience (C# development extensive experience, Blazor experience preferred)
  • Microsoft SQL Server development experience (T-SQL, stored procedures, navigating complex SQL queries)SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) package development experience
  • Unit testing experience - XUnit experience preferred (BUnit experience a plus)
  • Automation testing experience in Selenium-based frameworks like Playwright, KarateCloud experience (AZURE, Openshift Container Platform (OCP) is highly preferred or any other platforms like GCP, AWS is also ok)
  • AutoSys jobs (or another scheduler framework), Connect:
  • Direct (NDM) file transfer experience
  • Regards, Anil Inteletech Global, Inc. anil@inteletechglobal.com Email 321-472-2525 www.inteletechglobal.com E-Verified |Fastest Growing company by Inc 5000 | MWBE, WOSB Certified

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