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NET Core, C# Strong experience in backend API & microservices development 2+ years of experience with public Cloud Technologies (Azure or GCP) 2+ years experience with real-time data-streaming and processing using Kafka or RabbitMQ, etc.
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Job Title: Salesforce – Net Zero Cloud Technical ArchitectSlalom is seeking a Technical Architect of Salesforce Net Zero Cloud to join our global capabilities team. This is an exciting opportunity for a results-driven, leader to help lead a team of individuals who consult with co-workers and clients to measure and report on environmental, social and governance impact through solutions focused on accounting for climate change footprints (e.g., carbon accounting with additional impact areas like waste, water, and overall compliance planned for the future.
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High net worth clients' tax experience in a mid-market public accounting firm (Big 4, Forvis, Andersen Tax) Excellent company looking to add a successful Tax Manager - High Net Worth Professional to their team.
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NET, SQL Server, Adobe Experience Platform, Salesforce Marketing Cloud Platform, Qlik, AWS, Tableau, Datorama, etc. NET, Veeva) to Salesforce. NET or similar stack. using Azure DevOps, Tosca, etc.
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NET, Angular, SQL Server Developer to join our development team. NET framework, Angular, SQL Server, and Azure Cloud technologies. NET, Angular, SQL Server. NET Lead Developer.
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NET application Support Engineer. NET application Support Engineer. Candidate should be able to manage legacy applications written in C#, VB.NET. Ticket volumes are not high in volume however can be critical in nature.
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NET application supporting our US entity collaborating with the rest of the team to ensure all work aligns with our objectives, as well as client needs. NET application and the underlying systems required to support it.
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