.Net Developer | Dot Net Developer

Location: Remote Work Model: Remote Monday to Friday 09:00 am to 06:00 pm We are offering: Pay rate: $55K MXN Monthly Direct Hiring Law Benefits 100% Payroll Major Medical, Life and Dental Insurance Savings Fund 13% 30-day bonus 100% Vacation Premium Pantry Vouchers: $3,400 Pension Plan Savings Bank Parking Lot Requirements: 8+ years professional experience in application and database development (SDLC) 5+ years .Net development (C# and/or) with object-oriented programming, SQL programming (including stored procedures development) using SQL Server 2005 and higher, developing and leveraging CI/CD pipelines, Microsoft DevOps, Bitbucket, GIT or some other source code repositories, web development using4.0 and above, MVC and JQuery 3+ years professional experience creating, deploying and supporting cloud applications, services, and databases in Azure, Technical Leadership Role with exposure to application architecture and design patterns, developing REST based web services; good knowledge of SOA best practices, methodologies, and standards 2+ years supporting applications running in azure environments, creating and modifying Classic pipelines or script base pipelines (YAML/Terraform) DevOps management experience including security, ticket and board customization, build and release pipelines Excellent oral and written English communication skills Ability to understand business issues and processes and relate them to computer-based solutions Knowledge of computer and communications processing at the high-range, network and PC levels BS Degree in Computer Science or equivalent discipline or a combination of education and experience Experience with change management process and use of source control systems, software release process, large scale development systems and service delivery and experience working directly with end-users Contact Details: This is a high-visibility opportunity where your expertise will directly impact our Customer’s engineering user experiences. Originally posted on Himalayas