Sr. Software Engineer

Reference Code: 6845

Senior .Net Developer

Location: Remote
Job Type: Direct full time 
Pay rate: $115,000 – $130,000

Our client, is ranked in the top 100 Forbes fastest growing companies and they use cutting edge technologies.

• Associate degree in computer science or a related field, or equivalent in education and business experience.
  • Minimum of 8-10+ years of custom software application development experience
• Experience in Agile development methodologies required, Scrum preferred.
• Experience with .NET technology stack
  • Experience with C# is required.
  • Experience with ASP.NET, both .NET Framework and .NET Core is required.
• Experience with Microsoft/.NET development lifecycle tooling
  • .NET focused integrated development environment (IDE), such as Visual Studio or Rider, experience is required.
  • Experience with Git is required, however Git integrated with Team Foundation Server (TFS), or Azure DevOps is preferred.
  • Experience with CI/CD tools is recommended, with tools provided by Azure DevOps being preferred.
• Experience in Database Development in MS-SQL is required, with additional experience in PostgreSQL being preferred.
• Experience with principal web technologies (HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) 5, Java Script, and CSS) is required.
  • Experience w/ jQuery, VueJs and Bootstrap is required.
• Experience writing unit tests using known frameworks such as XUnit, NUnit and Visual Studio and JEST for UI is required.
• Experience with or exposure to design principles and patterns, such as the SOLID Principles and Gang-Of-Four or Micro Service patterns, are required.
• Experience Behavior Driven Development (BDD) is preferred
• Experience with hosting platforms, such as Windows Server and IIS is required, with additional experience with Docker or Kubernetes is preferred.
• Experience with cloud platforms and technology is required, with experience in AWS being required.
• Experience with or exposure to C++ is optional.
  • Position is .NET Focused; however, it is possible that you may need to read/comprehend C++ on rare occasions.