Position: .NET Developer to a Сompany that is looking for a candidate for the development of a new functionality
Company: ITExpert
Experience required: 3y
Category: .NET
English level: intermediate
Published: 2022-09-01T00:00:00+03:00

** Who are they looking for?:**
- a .NET Developer to work fully remotely.

**What kind of company?:**
- It is a **product company** headquartered in New York. It is a leader in healthcare. Their main product is a platform for working with the federal Affordable Medicines Program in the United States. 

**What the specialist will work on?:**
- Development of a platform to work with the American federal program, which unites hospitals, public institutions and pharmacies in order to provide affordable medicines for patients with limited financial opportunities, and institutions - seamlessly connecting to business, receiving data in real time, etc.

**What is the team size?:**
- Now there are 8 teams, each team has a slightly different composition, but on average it is 5 developers and 2-3 QA in each team, there are also business analysts assigned to some teams. There is a plan to increase the number of teams, now we are completing the existing teams.

**What technologies are on the project:**
- Azure, .NET CORE (some projects on version 3.2, some 6), Angular 10.2.4, Blazor, Vue MS SQL, Azure, message queues. Started working with Blazor, thinking about MongoDB.
There are different projects there, you can choose: with Blazor, with Angular, Vue, **only the backend**.

**What is the work schedule?:**
- Open 5 days a week, Monday through Friday, 5:00-6:00 AM - 1:00-2:00 PM New York City. Such a schedule allows you to have the opportunity to work with colleagues from the USA.

**What does the company offer?:**
- Annual bonuses for company success and specialist productivity, 30 working days of rest, trips to Europe for team building.

**What are the main requirements?:**
- experience with .NET (using .NET Core), unit tests and spoken English.
Experience with NoSQL and unit tests will be a plus.