.Net Developer Job Description
What is a .NET Developer? Before diving into the job description, it's important to know if a .NET Developer really is what you're looking for. A .NET Developer is basically someone who helps build and maintain software and web-based applications for a company or client. They use the .NET framework to create these applications and make sure everything is working smoothly. They might also be in charge of setting up and configuring systems and helping out users if they have any questions or issues.
.NET Developer
We're looking for a
.NET Developer
to join
our fully remote and mission driven team.
Full-time
.NET Developer
.Net Developer Responsibilities
About the job
As .Net Developer at <company name>, you'll build products using .Net framework. You'll write clean functional code and work with our product team to create great products for our customers and offer user support. You'll be involved in the entire product lifecycle including the design, development, deployment and maintenance of new and existing features. Your code will be written in a timely and scalable way all while ensuring strong optimization. Ultimately, your work will impact the quality of our products in a meaningful way. You'll be our go-to person for all .Net projects and you'll be an integral part of the product team.
.Net Developer Job Specification
About the candidate
• You have experience with .Net development.
• You're familiar with the ASP.NET framework, SQL Server and design/architectural patterns (e.g. Model-View-Controller) and designing REST or PRC APIs.
• You have knowledge of one or more .NET languages (like C#, Visual Basic .NET) and HTML5/CSS3.
• You're analytical and good at time management.
• You have great communication and problem-solving skills.
• You're curious about new technologies and you're excited to find ways to implement them in your work.
If junior position:
• You have a big appetite to learn and improve your .Net skills.
If medior position:
• You are able to deliver quality features without much supervision all while keeping your team in the loop.
If senior position:
• You have experience with coaching and mentoring other developers.
• You can oversee and drive projects forward.
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About the company
Example: We're an agency that strongly believes in curiosity, equality and creativity. We love to build digital products in close collaboration with our target audience in order to have a positive impact on the world with tech. We highly value an open mind, collaboration and ownership in our team. So if you take pleasure in trying to solve big societal problems with technology, then join our team of activists, creatives and tech
geeks!
.NET Developer
We're looking for a
.NET Developer
to join
our fully remote and mission driven team.
Full-time
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