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Net Software Engineers in support of one of our large finanical clients in the Fishers, IN area. These resources need to be local to Indianapolis (within a 50 mile radius) but will work fully remote.
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NET Software Engineer - Remote. NET hands on experience. NET Software Engineer - Remote. We help people get the medicine they need to feel better and live well. Formulates, contributes and participates in task identification, work effort estimates and work schedule for research, prototype and 'proof of concept' IT activities.
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NET web development: ASP.NET MVC Framework, Razor views, script bundling, web application deployment, Entity Framework, SQL Server. NET Software Engineer, Web and Content Management Systems Development who will be responsible for producing for Fusion Alliance and our clients outstanding applications (often web-based), that provide capabilities for multiple users with different permission levels to manage (all or a section of) content, data or information of a website project, or internet / intranet application.
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NET Developer who will be working in a scrum environment working in full stack. NET CORE" or ".net Framework" and \"Angular 5\" or \"angular 6\" or \"angular 7\" or \"Angular 8\" or \"angular 9\" or \"angular 10\" or \"angular 11\" or \"angular 12\" and Azure and "Jenkins" or "Maven" or "CI/CD.
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NET Architect, you will be responsible for leading the architectural design and development of software solutions on the. NET Core, and related libraries. NET technologies, including ASP.NET.
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NET web developer with 8+ years experience. Experience with other CMS platforms is desired: WordPress, Drupal, Joomla. Experience with platforms like: SiteCore, CrownPeak, Ektron. Senior-level experience with web development: JavaScript, jQuery, CSS/HTML, images, mobile responsive.
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NET Framework and a supported MVC framework, C# programming language for application development. NET Framework while enhancing security features. NET technologies at a senior level.
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NET software developer to help drive existing and future product development of company websites, web services, and databases. NET websites, web services, and MSSQL Server database architectures.
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We help independent rental car business owners connect the dots of big data and unlock their business potential. Desire to learn the ins and outs of web services in the car rental industry. We give our partners from around the world the services, distribution, accessibility, and tools they need to be cutting edge, so that they can focus on what really matters: the customer experience.
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Job Title: Salesforce Net Zero Cloud – Solution Architect. Slalom is seeking a Technical Architect of Salesforce Net Zero Cloud to join our global capabilities team. Slalom is seeking a Lead Architect of Net Zero Cloud to support our Salesforce partnership and join our global capabilities team.
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NET Developer to join our growing team. NET framework (ASP.NET MVC, Web API, etc. NET technologies and industry best practices. NET framework (minimum 3+ years). Solid understanding of web development principles (HTML, CSS, JavaScript.
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Serves as a subject matter expert on major technical, procedural or administrative issue(s) or topic(s) for the K-Net and to the TE/GE community. Leads and facilitates significant K-Net project assignments and programs requiring the support of multiple K-Net teams.
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Net developer will join our team with a primary focus on handling service requests and incidents. Net engineer will participate on a scrum team as a technical expert in analysis, design, coding, testing, and debugging new software or significant enhancements to existing software that are built using Microsoft technologies.
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NET back- end REST API development. NET Framework 4+ Azure DevOps Boards. Azure DevOps Repos. Angular front-end development. NET back- end REST API development. Git flow strategy. NET Framework 4.
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The Applications Systems Analyst/Programmer - Senior works in an agency information technology division under general direction performing application systems analysis and programming duties.
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