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Looking for a Dot Net Developer with 3-8 years of experience. They are passionate about developing simple, elegant applications to complex applications that handle custom functionality and developing a CMS using .NET technologies. They are excited about existing / future innovative projects which include edge computing, mobile/web/client applications, cloud, machine learning, AI, and analytics. They are a developer with backend service lines and delivery to ensure proper solution design, cost and fitment to the portfolio.
They are someone who can start immediately or have a notice period of fewer than 30 days.
Work Location: Remote, candidates based in Tamil Nadu and Kerala only
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