We’re looking for a highly-motivated, web-focused, Full Stack .Net Developer with experience in design, development of web applications and websites using .NET Frame work , C#, SQL Server, Web forms, MVC.
Skills/Attributes Required
5+ years development experience in web applications/websites development using web-forms, MVC, C#, Entity Framework (Code first), SQL Server.
Strong front-end web development and web design experience using HTML/HTML5, CSS/CSS3, jQuery, Bootstrap and JavaScript MVC /MVVM Web framework.
Demonstrated experience leading technical projects
Strong experience with API development and service oriented technologies (REST, XML, JSON).
Hands on experience with JavaScript frameworks such as Knockout (optional Angular, React).
Strong experience with large volume and high performance application development using SQL Server, T-SQL and Entity framework.
Experience in ecommerce and payment gateway technologies.
Your Responsibilities
• Design and development and maintenance of websites and web applications.
• Works with business team and other developers in completing development and enhancement tasks.
• Analyzes requirements and designs solutions for projects and change requests.
• Codes, tests, debugs, implements, documents, and maintains complex programs.
• Develops test plans to verify logic of new or modified programs.
• Creates appropriate technical documentation.
• Shares knowledge within a dynamic team.
• Works as part of team as well as independently with minimum guidance.
• Prepares estimates of effort and duration for development tasks and activities.
• Identifies and validates solution interfaces, dependencies, and integration points.
• Ensures that developed code is compliant with best practices, standards, and enterprise architecture.
• Participates in and supports quality assurance and testing.
Sales Skills for the Workplace
There are some retail sales skills that aren’t usually listed on a resume, but are still important for sales employees. Ensure you have these five skills to achieve success in sales.
Patience
Although “patience” isn’t a skill applicants generally list on a resume, it’s a quality you must have if you want to be successful in this industry.
Sales don’t always happen instantly. Sometimes they do, and those occasions are worth celebrating because they’re rare.
More often, a sale occurs after you’ve had repeated contact with a lead. Someone without patience might give up and stop trying to sell to certain people when they don’t achieve instant success.
If you’re a patient sales employee, you’ll earn more money throughout your career.