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7+ years of experience in a Software Developer, Web Developer, Software Engineer, or equivalent role. Comprehensive health and dental benefits, plus an additional Health Care Spending Account or Personal Spending Account.
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Knowledge of digital marketing concepts, strategies and best practices, including SEO, pay-per-click, email marketing and web analytics. When you join AMA as a Mobile Developer, you’ll get to fuel that passion and creativity while being supported by a team that treats you like family.
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NET Developer to join their dynamic team and contribute to innovative projects that deliver exceptional results for their clients. NET Developer, you will play a crucial role in designing, developing, and maintaining high-quality applications using.
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Career advancement opportunities, Professional education allowance and mentorship programsFlexible schedules for work-life balance including paid time offCompetitive pay, Sign-on bonuses, licensing fee coverage and relocation assistance availableComprehensive health and dental benefits, including mental health supportAnnual bonus, pension matching, Stock purchase plan and disability insuranceBest in class Store employee discounts.
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