Intermediate C# Developer
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We are seeking an Intermediate C# Developer to build and maintain insurance applications in C#. The
desktop client is written in WPF and XAML under the MVVM pattern, with
supporting work in ASP.NET and T-SQL.
Requirements
Responsibilities:
- Build and change WPF
screens in C# and XAML for insurance applications.
- Structure UI code with
MVVM: views, view models, and commands.
- Build and change ASP.NET
application or API code that the client uses.
- Write and change T-SQL
against Microsoft SQL Server.
- Fix defects in the WPF
client, the ASP.NET layer, and T-SQL.
- Apply insurance-sector
knowledge to the features being built.
Experience:
- Build and change WPF
screens in C# and XAML for insurance applications.
- Structure UI code with
MVVM: views, view models, and commands.
- Build and change ASP.NET
application or API code that the client uses.
- Write and change T-SQL
against Microsoft SQL Server.
- Fix defects in the WPF
client, the ASP.NET layer, and T-SQL.
- Apply insurance-sector
knowledge to the features being built.
Qualifications:
- A diploma or degree in
Computer Science, Information Technology, Software Development, or a related
field.
Required skills:
C# and WPF:
- C# as the application
language.
- WPF as the desktop UI
framework, with enough experience to build and change screens rather than only
follow a sample.
- XAML for layout, styles,
templates, resources, and data binding.
- MVVM: separation of view
and view model, INotifyPropertyChanged, and ICommand.
- WPF data binding, including
diagnosing a binding that does not update.
ASP.NET:
- ASP.NET used to build or
extend a web application or Web API.
- Request and response
handling between the WPF client and ASP.NET.
T-SQL:
- T-SQL on Microsoft SQL
Server: queries, joins, parameters, and stored procedures.
- Changes to procedures and
straightforward schema objects used by the application.
Insurance:
- Commercial experience in
the insurance sector, on systems used by an insurer, broker, or insurance
software provider.