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We are looking for a mature seasoned key player who will help build our team.


Are you a mentor and love code in general? We are seeking a senior .NET developer and hopefully other programming languages with at least 4 years of experience to be part of a team to write, debug, and test .NET code. You will be analyzing, troubleshooting issues and managing the implementation updates with current and planned customizations. The ideal candidate should have a strong understanding of object-oriented programming, relational databases, and software architecture principles.


Our work environment, mentoring, teaching, growing constantly nurturing, loving, and respect. To enjoy our work and move through tasks as painlessly as possible. We believe in helping and being helpful. Staying positive and being there when you have that umm, ‘I don’t know how to solve this’ we want you to feel completely 100% comfortable to get on a call, share a screen and move through it. We have the “If you are stuck over 15 mins ask someone rule”. and “ask a dumb question at least twice a day rule”. This is how we want our work environment.

We work fully remotely via Slack / Zoom / Whatsapp


Requirements:

4+ years of experience or more.

ASP.NET, C#, MVC.

Troubleshoot and resolve issues and bugs

Must be able to communicate in English speaking and writing, our CEO is American and talks fast. We are looking for adults in the room, people who can communicate, think and reason as key team members.


Work US East coast time zone EST GMT-5


We are looking for well-spoken "adults in the room", you will be a key player in shaping our team. Must have mentorship / manager experience.

Skills:- ASP.NET, C#, .NET and MVC Framework
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