.NET Software Developer / WebAPI

Join the focused and talented team that is creating the innovative sporting-goods and fashion distribution platform. We are a technology driven group who strives to use the best engineering methods available and keeps our processes lean to focus on building a cutting edge product.  If you have a big picture view on things, a high resolution mind, an eagerness to learn and enjoy discussing and implementing product ideas, you'll be right at home working with us.
Job Description
We are looking for a .Net software developer / WEB API to join our team. You will develop new applications from the ground up, as well as work on existing ones. You will participate in every stage of the development process, from requirement gathering to deployment and maintenance.
Requirements
Skills/Qualifications Technical Knowledge Must have 2-4 years of experience in building application using the .Net ecosystem (C#)Strong Software Architecture and Design Skills Working Experience of different .Net Technologies (Windows Forms, ASP .Net, WCF, WPF, WF, LINQ…)Visual Studio, MS SQL Server and Windows Server knowledge Familiarity with Object Oriented Programming Principles and Design Patterns Familiarity with modeling tools such as Visio and UML Diagrams Have a broad interest in the latest technologies Experience working with IIS experience working with Deepness Controls and Application Frameworks is a plus   Personal Qualifications Team Work Spirit and Ability to meet Deadlines Hard Worker, Quick Learner, Motivated and Dedicated Good English and Arabic communication and presentation skills Education Computer Science or Information Technology or Engineering Degree.

Short Info

  • Published:8 years ago
  • Company:Private Company
  • Location:Dubai,UAE
 
 
 

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