.Net Developer
software technologyPascagoula (MS)
.Net Developer
Posted 10 days ago
software technologyPascagoula (MS)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Intermediate Level Microsoft. Net Developer This position is for an intermediate level Microsoft .Net Developer. This individual will be asked to participate and perform at every level of the development life cycle. Requirements gathering, design, development, testing/ QA, implementation, training, and maintenance. ASP.NET utilizing Web Forms (Not MVC)VB.NET (or) C#Visual Studio 2010 or laterSQL Server 2008 or later Ability to effectively communicate in English verbally and in writing Strong oral and written communication, customer service, and time management skills Expertise in IT project management, including the ability to develop, track, and manage project work plans Ability to work effectively with a team to accomplish team projects and solve technical problems Ability to conceive and/or develop creative solutions and possess strong problem-solving skills Experience working with outlined standards Ability to manage multiple tasks and projects quickly and efficiently in a public-facing environment Ability to mentor other employees Experience developing and maintaining documentation for procedures and processes Other skills: JavaScriptHTMLCSSAJAXjQueryBootstrapJSONData conversion/migration (excluding DTS & SSIS migration packages) Writing complex SQL queries, Functions & Store Procedures Writing console and batch applications for data interfaces Developing web services using WCF – Windows Communication Foundation Team Foundation Server/ GIT Source Code Management
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