Intermediate .NET developer

[Marcia123]

Are you a Superstar and looking for a company who rewards talent then this is the great opportunity for a .Net Developer.

Requirements:

• BSc (Computer Science) degree
• Specialisation in Computer Science for a solid theoretical programming background
• At least a B average for mathematics in metric.
• Require at least 5 years of solid working experience in a .NET environment with the following essential:
• Visual Studio 2008, .NET Framework 3.5, ASP.NET, C#, VB.NET, Web Services
• SQL Server 2008, T-SQL
• HTML, DHTML/JavaScript, CSS
• XML, XSLT
• WF, WCF, WPF, LINQ, AJA

Descripton:

• Assist in the development and maintenance of established SaaS applications.
• The integration, provisioning and monitoring of these applications are also an important aspect.
• Will be involved in the full software lifecycle.

Contact Marcia or Elsa on 0114551212 email your CV to [email protected] and [email protected]

Salary R20 000 - R40 000

 

[Y'all Qaeda]

Are you a Superstar and looking for a company who rewards talent then this is the great opportunity for a .Net Developer.

Requirements:

• BSc (Computer Science) degree
• Specialisation in Computer Science for a solid theoretical programming background
  [*]At least a B average for mathematics in metric.
• Require at least 5 years of solid working experience in a .NET environment with the following essential:
• Visual Studio 2008, .NET Framework 3.5, ASP.NET, C#, VB.NET, Web Services
• SQL Server 2008, T-SQL
• HTML, DHTML/JavaScript, CSS
• XML, XSLT
• WF, WCF, WPF, LINQ, AJA

Descripton:

• Assist in the development and maintenance of established SaaS applications.
• The integration, provisioning and monitoring of these applications are also an important aspect.
• Will be involved in the full software lifecycle.

Contact Marcia or Elsa on 0114551212 email your CV to [email protected] and [email protected]

Salary R20 000 - R40 000

I'm sorry, but why would this be a requirement if the candidate has a Bsc? Surely that supersedes and "metric" marks? Also, it's Matric.

 

[ajv]

5 years of solid working experience in a .NET environment with the following essential:

Surely this is not an intermediate position with these kinds of requirements.

 

[Toitjie]

Couple of problems, but I'd just say that any dev company that doesn't keep its dev environments up to date isnt worth working for.

That or I am just spoilt.

 

[Messugga]

Couple of problems, but I'd just say that any dev company that doesn't keep its dev environments up to date isnt worth working for.

That or I am just spoilt.

You're spoilt. A lot of corporate environments run legacy stuff and aren't keen on running the latest and greatest tech either.

 

[KingMikel]

Also, isn't 5 years getting senior?
I'm under the impression that 0-2/3 is junior, 3-5 is intermediate then anything above 5 is senior/

 

[psinthumule]

You are correct 5 years is senior.

 

[Hamster]

Also, isn't 5 years getting senior?
I'm under the impression that 0-2/3 is junior, 3-5 is intermediate then anything above 5 is senior/

I know intermediate devs with 15+ years experience. There is no "year mark" to indicate seniority/titles. It's based, or at least should be, on experience.