Jobs → Engineering → .NET Developer

About the Role We are looking for a .NET Developer to join our team at the State of NY. This role involves developing complex web applications using modern technologies and frameworks. Key Responsibilities • Develop and maintain complex n-tier web applications using ASP.NET MVC framework • Utilize modern client-side technologies such as HTML5, AJAX, JavaScript, JQuery, Bootstrap, and Cascading Style Sheets • Develop and maintain web applications using modern backend technologies with C# and modern programming principles • Work with Oracle database design, PL/SQL coding, stored procedures, packages, indexes, triggers, and creating tables • Develop secure .NET web-services using Windows Communication Foundation (WCF), SOAP/Restful APIs, message and queue processing • Interpret and analyze complex business requirements and build the logic within an application's code • Code and maintain applications containing Health Care data that fall under HIPAA Protected Health Information (PHI) Requirements • 84 Months Experience using Microsoft Visual Studio to develop complex n-tier web applications using ASP.NET MVC framework • 84 Months Experience developing and maintaining web applications that utilize modern client-side technologies • 84 Months Experience in developing and maintaining web applications that utilize modern backend technologies using C# • 84 Months Experience with Oracle: Database design and modelling, fluent with PL/SQL coding and debugging • 84 Months Experience with Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) application integration • 36 Months Experience in ASP.Net Core MVC framework • 48 Months Experience in interpreting Visual Basics 6 (VB6) code and structure • 60 Months Experience in automated unit testing, utilization of Git and Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2010 or later • 60 Months Experience interpreting, analyzing and extracting core use cases from complex business requirements • 48 Months Experience coding and maintaining applications which contain Health Care data that fall under HIPAA PHI