Dotnet Fullstack Developer

Job highlights

• . Full stack dev experience with Web API,SQL Server . Key Skills
• Provide ad hoc reporting and analysis as required
• Investigate operational or systematic problems and user queries as required
• Knowledge and Experience

Education

UG : BCA/MCA/B.Tech/M.Tech or equivalent

Role and Responsibilities:

Use Microsoft technologies: C#, ASP.NET, SQL, MVC, WCF and Microsoft Workflow to develop technical solutions to complex

Design, code, test, debug and document software according to the functional requirements

Develop, maintain and support programs/tools for internal and external clients

Analyze, diagnose and resolve errors related to their applications

Help define project plans requiring software development and hardware installations

Provide ad hoc reporting and analysis as required

Investigate operational or systematic problems and user queries as required

Follow all department standards and methodologies

Interact and communicate effectively with all levels of staff, senior management and customers

Communicate effectively and clearly, in writing and verbally, in one-on-one and group presentation situations

Identify options for potential solutions and assess them for technical and business suitability

Draw up specific proposals for modified or replacement systems

Oversee the implementation of a new system

Write user manuals

Train new system users

Keep abreast of technical and industry developments

Knowledge and Experience

Should have development experience of 3 - 6 years.

You have good knowledge of OOPS and.Net concepts

You have strong programming and troubleshooting skills using C#, .net core ASP.Net, and MS SQL 2008/2012

MongoDB/ NoSql /SQL Server

Must be very strong in UI framework (Angular 4+)i.e Angular 5 / Angular 6

Must Have .NET /.NET Core

C# ,MVC

Full stack dev experience with Web API, SQL Server

Key Skills

C#, ASP.Net Angular, JavaScript, HTML5, CSS and SQL database, REST API, Azure, MSSQL, Test Driven Development (TDD), SOLID design principles