Mid & Senior ASP.NET/C# developers (Buckhead)

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Implement Mid/Senior ASP.NET development design, change, development, writing, and software programming applications and components. Support and software application or component is installed. Maintain pre-established guidelines and document process flow executing written specifications and job functions. Reports to the Technology Director.

Required skills: in ASP.NET, C#/VB.NET, SQL's HTML and JavaScript.

Responsibility
Including an established development tools, guidelines, but Visual Studio uses the rules but not limited to ASP.NET, SQL Server, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and C#/VB.NET. Creates and provides a data-driven report. Design, code and test new Windows applications and Web software applications. Analyze business objectives, and prepare a plan of action for change and improvement areas specific to enhance existing systems. Investigate and develop skills in new technologies. Create technical specifications and test plans. Create new and expand existing operations manual. Communicates with a clear and professional end users and client troubleshooting, or training for research and development. Implement and new software, as well as necessary and appropriate.

Qualifications
Computer science, information systems or related field of education: Bachelor's degree
Experience: 5 + years of experience, professional capacity in the directly.

Compensation
depend on experience + 65 k-85 k

Location: Buckhead principal only. Recruiter does this job posters please contact us. About this work please call! job posters please inquire about other services, products or commercial interests.

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