Design, develop, test, document and maintain .NET web applications using C# and SQL Server. Mentor junior developers, manage tickets, plan project tasks, record daily activity, and introduce relevant emerging technologies.
Company Description
Sonoma Consulting is one of the fastest growing national IT Consulting and Executive Search company in the United States, which was founded in 2011 by Mark McGee, the President and CEO. Sonoma Consulting has two business divisions - IT Consulting Services & Executive Search to serve its 150 national clients which range from entrepreneurial start-ups to Global Fortune 500.
Job DescriptionTitle: .NET Application Developer
Location: Oak Brook, IL
Full time
Job Description:
Skills required for this position:
- Ability to maintain a positive work atmosphere by behaving and communicating in a clear and concise manner so that you get along with customers, clients, co-workers and supervisors.
- BS in Information Systems/Computer Science preferred.
- Minimum experience should include 5 – 7 years of programming including C#, .Net, Web Development and Microsoft SQL to help design, develop, test, install, document, modify, enhance and/or maintain programs of moderate to difficult complexity.
- Excellent organization and analytical skills, demonstrated in problem solving.
- Ability and willingness to take on various assignments in a fast paced organization.
- Ability to make decisions on available information and take action with minimum direction.
- Ability to apply logic and common sense when making decisions to solve problems.
- Must meet company standards for punctuality and attendance.
Responsible for:
- Developing applications in a team environment building on standardized data sets and tools to improve efficiencies in PBA’s workflow.
- Documenting and recording all steps involved in development of applications.
- Mentoring Programmers to improve their skill sets and help them become better developers within the PBA environment.
- Assisting in the planning of projects and helping determine steps and timelines to meet PBA’s goals.
- Analyzing and introducing relevant emerging technologies to the business.
- Managing/assigning tasks from Ticket Tracking System.
- Recording work activity on a daily basis.
- Other duties as assigned.
Titles: .Net Developer, Software Developer, Web Developer, .NET Application Developer
Skills:C#, .NET, ASP.NET, SQL Server
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