.Net Programmer/Developer/ Hartford, CT ( Hybrid),4 Months contract
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suncap technologyBel Air (MD)
Software DevelopersComputer Systems Design Services
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Job Title:.NET Developer for CLEM Project Client is looking to hire a. NET developer for the CLEM project. The incumbent will be responsible for delivering the following:
Preferred Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
Expert in application development and support using Microsoft Technologies In-depth knowledge and experience in Web Application design principals In-depth knowledge and experience in Microsoft Technologies such as VB.NET, C#, ASP.NETWrite clean, scalable code in. NET Platform Remain up to date with the terminology, concepts and best practices Very good experience in Native APIs and Web Service (SOAP and REST) development. Good working knowledge with SQL Server Good written and verbal communication skills with ability to provide extensive documentation as needed Strong ability to work with technical and non-technical staff Experience working in agile or an iterative methodology for software development Experience with SDLC and SDM principles Experience in Test Driven Development and testing Well versed in developing monitoring/logging and error Handling Experience working in TFS or other source code management systems
Additional Qualifications:
Working experience in public sector environments, specifically government Development experience in force.com Experience in working on enterprise applications Experience in Mainframe Applications and migration to new technology platform
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