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.Net Developer
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Country: USA
Location: Arizona-Phoenix Chandler, AZ 85248
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.Net Developer
Database Development/Administration Industry Management Consulting Services Career Level Experienced (Non-Manager) Reference Code 15926.749738.55567 CDI has an opening for a Senior .NET Developer in Chandler, AZ for a 6+ month contract (W2 only). CDI is looking for a .NET Developer with expertise in C#, ASP.NET, and SQL Server. This position will be providing web development, design, and systems analysis on a project to migrate an application to a production platform using MS .NET framework with a SQL Server database and platform architecture using the NHibernate framework.Minimum QualificationsBachelors Degree in Computer Science or a related field or equivalent work experience 6+ years industry experience in software development 4+ years web development (ASP.NET) for consumer and/or enterprise applications Demonstrated ability to work in a fast-pasted development environment for large-scale, performance optimized, secure, distributed systems development Expertise in C# .NET, SQL Server database technologies, Web Services, and SOAP Outstanding written and verbal communication skills Must be a teamplayer Experience with version management software, code merging/branching concepts Experience with .NET 2.0 FrameworkPreferred SkillsIndustry experience developing web applications for banking and/or financial applications Experience with testdriven development Team Foundation Server Experience with CSLA Framework Experience with NHibernate Framework SQL Reporting Services Strong JavaScript Skills Experience with MS Ajax Framework ABOUT CDI CORPORATE CDI is the preferred talent source for much of North America and the world's leading firms. From aerospace and marine engineers to business system analysts, to programmers and architects, CDI offers a wide range of career opportunities combined with the leading recruiting professionals in the business. Whether you are looking for a full-time position or a fulfilling temporary assignment - look to CDI. Come join the CDI team and watch your future grow.No third party vendors will be considered for this position. Only candidates possessing the minimum requirements for the position should apply. All others will not be contacted. CDI Corporation is an EEO Employer. Click here to see all "CDI Corporation" opportunities Contact Information Company: CDI Email: Apply by Email
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