Dot Net Developer at The Concept Group

Job Summary
The .NET developer is going to be responsible for designing and developing software and web pages based on given performance requirements and design. The .NET developer must have strong communication skills to correspond with clients or business analysts while gathering technical system specifications, which a .NET developer needs in translating requirements into functional code.

Duties & Responsibilities

• Participate actively in requirements gathering and analysis
• Collaborate with the relevant teams to produce software design and architecture
• Write clean, readable and scalable code using .NET technology
• Test and deploy applications and systems
• Revise, update, refactor and debug code
• Improve existing software
• Develop documentation throughout the software development life cycle
• Serve as an expert on applications and provide technical support when necessary
• Write clean, scalable code using .NET programming languages
• Remain up to date with the terminology, concepts and best practices for coding
• Develop technical interfaces, specifications, and architecture
• Use and adapt existing web applications for apps
• Create and test software prototypes
• Develop client displays and user interfaces
• Assist software personnel in handling project related work and other requirements
• Coordinate with other software professionals and developers

Key Competencies and Requirements

• Proven experience as a .NET Developer
• Strong background in object oriented development techniques
• Experience with version control (git)
• Familiarity with the ASP.NET framework, SQL Server and design/architectural patterns (e.g. Model-View- Controller (MVC))
• Knowledge of at least one of the .NET languages (e.g. C#, Visual Basic .NET) and HTML5/CSS3
• Familiarity with architecture styles/APIs (REST, RPC)
• Excellent troubleshooting and communication skills
• Meticulous and team player
• First degree in Computer Science/Engineering or a related field
• Understanding of Software Development Life Cycle and Agile methodologies (optional)