Full Stack .Net Developer

SUMMARY

The .Net Developer will be responsible for creating and maintaining USRC software to meet functional, performance, and availability goals.

A developer in this role will be expected to support peers, follow standards, and make technical recommendations.

Additionally, a developer will need to be an independent self-starter with the ability to analyze, describe, implement, deliver, and reiterate a given task.

Furthermore, they will need to be a strong problem solver with the ability to research and resolve any arising issues.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities include the following.

Other duties and tasks may be assigned.


* Utilize established development tools, guidelines and conventions including but not limited to ASP.NET , SQL Server, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and C#.


* Prepare and maintain code for various internal applications and investigate and resolve any defects.


* Enhance existing applications by analyzing business objectives and identifying areas for modification and improvement.


* Investigate and develop skills in new technologies.



* Monitors industry trends and directions and develops and presents substantive technical recommendations to management.


* Be available, as needed, should critical software issues arise.


* Write documentation and SOPs for future use.



* Actively promote best customer service standards; develop effective relationships at all levels of the organization.


* Participate in team concepts and promote a team effort; perform duties in accordance with company policies and procedures.


* Regular and reliable attendance is required for the job.


* Candidates will see an application through its lifecycle from concept, to production, and ongoing warranty and enhancements.


* An ideal candidate will be an independent self-starter with the ability to analyze, describe, implement, deliver, and reiterate a given task.

Additionally, a candidate will need to be a strong problem solver with the ability to research and resolve a given issue.