*Hi,* *Kindly let me know if you are comfortable on below position. *
* position: C++ Developer* *Location: Bohemia, NY* *Duration: 11 months* *No new subs after 3/24/17* *Status: USC, GC, or EAD-GC* *Interview: First – Phone, Second – in person* *Description:* - Experience with C#, C++ - Experience with AngularJS and Document db is a plus - Some experience working with Cloud Technologies & preferably with MS Azure, IoT Hub, Azure Service Fabric, Azure ESB - Experience with Citrix is a plus. - Experience working with Airport systems especially, CUTE & CUSS is a plus - Experience working with devices used at airports – LSRs, OCRs, MSRs, BGRs etc is a plus - Must be able to take direction from SITA’s Lead Developers & Sr. Developers but must also be able to handle tasks fairly independently. - Must consider and be able to produce technical documentation as part of development and not as an afterthought - Must be able to work with offshore partners in India - Must be aware of & follow secure coding practices - Since the Developer will be working on a brand-new product we are building, I’d be looking for someone who does not take shortcuts but follows development best practices, ensures that unit tests are not written as an afterthought but are included right from the get go. - Experience with Jira - Experience with writing User Stories - Looking for people who are energetic, have a passion for developing new products, have a passion for keeping up to date with new technologies, can demonstrate being innovative with past examples. Regards *Mayank* 978-558-4666 x 103 *may...@teknavigators.com* <may...@teknavigators.com> *TekNavigators LLC* -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "MCMS" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to mcms+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To post to this group, send email to mcms@googlegroups.com. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/mcms. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
