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Role: Full-Stack . NET Developer Location: 100% Remote Duration: Long Term Contract Domain: Largest Enterprise Telecom Client Required skills: C#, .
Net, Front End (HTML/ CSSS/ JS), SOAP/ REST, SQL Server, GITetc The Full-Stack Software Engineer will work closely with the Global Corporate Security Technology [GCST] team to establish, coordinate, and manage the life cycle of software development services.
The selected candidate will possess strong knowledge and working experience with modern front-end technologies and web-standards. They will be comfortable with Full-Stack development with the C# .
NET Framework (including Core, WebForms, and Entity), SQL Server and writing custom SQL, SOAP/Restful Technologies, and Version Control with GIT. The developer will design, test, and continually re-engineer critical systems that are considered customer and business critical.
The Engineer will work as a member of a small team, and employ industry best practice methodologies to bring about the internal-efficiency and innovations that support the company and the customer. The responsibilities of the engineer will deliver services associated with the full lifecycle of application development.
The lifecycle included but not limited to: 1. Defining customer and the business needs 2. Understanding server, network, security and associated hosting environment 3. Data Modeling and Business Logic 4. Application programming interface 5. Developing and monitoring both user interface end-user experience 6.
Testing the changes and be involved in the deployment process Originally posted on Himalayas
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