Senior Full Stack Software Developer
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Job description
For Thai Nationals only
The successful candidate will be responsible for:
- Minimum 10 years relevant commercial experience
- Very strong C# .NET development
- Very strong Angular, Typescript and Javascript
- Strong OO Design and development experience
- Solid experience on writing complex SQL stored procedures and database design
- Extensive knowledge of JavaScript and web technologies
- Good understanding of asynchronous request handling using RESTful APIs
- Good understanding of browser rendering behaviour and performance
- Proficient in unit testing
- Experienced in working in Agile environment
- Experience on Microsoft Azure is a big bonus
Skills required:
Relevant tertiary qualification in Computer Science, related technical field or
equivalent practical experience.
At least 10 years experience in a similar role
Adaptable with a common-sense approach
Strong attention to detail
Excellent time management and process delivery
Proactive and strong work ethic
Clear and effective communication and interpersonal skills
Stay abreast of the latest technologies and identify ways to utilise them
Team player, sociable and friendly personality
Ability to speak and write in English is a big bonus
Culture & benefits:
We provide a performance orientated, family friendly workplace with benefits
including a balanced lifestyle working from home, and strong support for career
development and further study
Originally posted on Himalayas
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