Dotnet Developer with F#

Location: Pennington, NJ / Jersey City, NJ / Edison, NJ / New York City, NY / Richardson, TX / Plano, TX / Addison, TX / Charlotte, NC / Newark, DE / Chicago, IL / Jacksonville, FL / Tampa, FL / Atlanta, GA / Kennesaw, GA / Chandler, AZ / San Francisco, CA / Concord, CA / Simi Valley, CA / Westlake Village, CA / Glendale, CA / Cincinnati, OH / Columbus, OH / Richmond, VA / Seattle, WA / Boston, MA / Stamford, CT

Type: Fulltime

About the role

We invite you to join the GIS team as a .Net developer. We are a tight-knit, supportive community passionate about delivering the best experience for our customers while remaining sensitive to their unique needs.

Responsibilities

• Assist in the design, development, and implementation of various complex applications.
• Contribute throughout the application stack, following team best practices including proper source code control and delivery of unit test cases.
• Build applications from scratch, debug existing code, and collaborate with various teams/team‑members.

Skills

• Previous Application Programming/Development experience designing, developing and deploying high‑volume, multi‑tiered, distributed transactional applications.
• Deep knowledge of .NET.
• Demonstrated knowledge of functional programming including experience with F# programming.
• Strong knowledge of SQL Server databases and Entity Framework library.
• Deep understanding of Git version control system.
• Strong understanding of unit testing frameworks.
• Experience working in Agile development process and good understanding of various phases of the Software Development Lifecycle; awareness of Agile culture, roles, tools, and terminology.
• Experience in data access technologies and patterns.
• Relational database experience and proven abilities in SQL and data modeling; awareness of SQL Objects, query optimization, and join conditions.
• Conceptual understanding of Object‑Oriented Programming and SOLID design principles.
• Ability to communicate, written and verbal, with technical and non‑technical cross‑functional teams.