*.Net Lead Developer in KS for 5-6 Months Contract !!*
Job Title: Senior Software Engineer
Location: Overland Park, KS
Duration: 5-6 Months
*Please reply to my Official id : **rachel.l...@itbtalent.com
<rachel.l...@itbtalent.com>*
*Job Description*
The Senior .Net Lead/Architect Engineer is responsible for architecting,
designing, developing and implementing programs as required, to support the
technical capabilities. To be successful in this role one must be able to
work effectively in a fluid, fast-paced agile environment. This role
requires good leadership, design, and communication skills, with
management, team members and business contacts.
*Responsibilities*
- Architect, design, document and develop new or maintain existing
programs based on specifications
- Develop, implement and maintain unit tests of programs
- Act as technical leader for agile team
- Actively participate in agile team activities
- Mentor Software Engineers
- Participate in functional test planning and testing for the assigned
applications, functional areas or projects
- Participate in problem solving and troubleshooting for the assigned
applications, functional areas or projects
- Stay current with changes in the technical area of expertise
- Develop and maintain a thorough knowledge of the assigned
applications, functional areas or projects
- Work with the team to ensure the quality of the assigned applications,
functional areas or projects
- Respond quickly and effectively to production issues and taking
responsibility for seeing those issues through resolution.
*Minimum Qualifications*
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience
- 5+ years hands-on experience in:
- Web technologies
- Microsoft C#
- ASP.NET
- ADO.NET
- JavaScript
- jQuery
- HTML
- CSS
- SQL
- Strong knowledge in Object Oriented analysis, design and programming.
- Experience using automated unit testing technologies
- Experience using TFS as a version control and work tracking tool
- Good working knowledge of:
- Messaging infrastructures
- Asynchronous communications
- Multi-threaded application development
- Clustering technologies
- MVC
- WebAPI
- Knockout/Angular
Notes from client
This is for Sr. level engineers, someone who is either looking to move into
a lead or architect role as their next career move. They should be able to
participate in architecture, implementation and mentor other engineers.
All of the skills on the job descriptions are must haves but the highest
focus should be on the middle to back end, but they do also need front end
experience. They are looking for very senior candidates as there are some
very interesting and complicated problems they are looking to solve. Must
have all the required skills listed on the job description.
Regards,
Rachel Lian | Sr Technical Recruiter
Desk No :201-855-4204
Princeton Forrestal Village
116 Village Blvd, Suite 200
Princeton - New Jersey 08540
rachel.l...@itbtalent.com | Gmail:rachel.lain...@gmail.com
www.itbrainiac.com
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