Hi.
Please let me know do you have any consultants for this requirements,
$50/hr C2C Max
3 Openings
Locations- Charlotte, NC , Chandler AZ, Fort Mill SC, or Frederick MD
UP to 18 months!
Main focus is .Net with MVC and entity framework! Must have MVC and entity
Minimum Requirements:
· At least 7 years IT applications development experience in a role
involving complex problem solving.
· At least 5 years experience with C# .Net, Asp.NET, ASP, and SQL
Server 2005/2008
· Full lifecycle development experience along with a solid
understanding of development and tools within a MS Windows and MS SQL
environment
· Strong User Interface/Presentation Layer Skills
· Both web client and client/service business logic expertise with
strong MS SQL Server skills
· Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
· Ability to adapt quickly to new technologies, methodologies, and
systems
· Detailed-oriented with the ability to drive complicated tasks through
to completion with a quality focus
· Excellent written and verbal communication skills
· Experience with MVC frameworks
· Experience with Web services
· Experience with Entity frameworks
· Experience with a Workflow engine or Rules engine.
· Experience with CSS, AJAX, and Windows Presentation Foundation and
MVC.
· Experience with Windows Communication Foundation and Team Foundation
Server highly desired.
· Experience with rules engine such as DROOLS is highly desired.
· Experience with SSIS in SQL Server 2005/2008.
· Experience with development methodologies such as Test Drive Design
Locations
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In addtion to Fort Mill the following areas will be considered: Charlotte NC,
Frederick MD, Chandler AZ
Thanks & Regards,
Nagesh | Work: 510-250-7616 | Fax: 510-578-1309 | Email: [email protected]
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