Position: Senior .NET Engineer (with WPF)
Company: GlobalLogic
Category: .NET
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper
Published: 2022-12-01T00:00:00+02:00

We are looking for a Senior .NET Engineer for our animal-healthcare project.

Job Description
3+ experience in .NET Development with WPF
Experience in unit testing.
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or equivalent.
Excellent debugging, coding, and design skills.
Demonstrated ability to come up to speed quickly on a new technical domain/product area.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Good command of English as there is a lot of verbal and written communication with team members in the USA (East Coast).

Job Responsibilities
Rewriting existing modules
Designing and developing modules from scratch
Unit test creation
Participate in the team's Scrum rituals
To be responsible for the Development
Coordinate with local and remote Developers, Testers, Product Owners, and other stakeholders
User story breakdown, discussing and suggesting technical solutions
SQL programming. Creating SQL stored procedures, queries, DB schema changes, etc.

Department/Project Description
The client company is a global animal health company dedicated to empowering veterinary practices.
They combine products, services, and technology into a single platform that connects their customers to the solutions and insights they need to grow.

The project is an on-premise veterinary practice management software for clinics of all sizes. It’s a popular veterinary inventory & reporting management platform that empowers practitioners in upgrading their client monitoring processes.

Primary features include treatment plans, patient information tracking, appointment management, billing, invoicing, and reporting. The is a veterinary company offering veterinary and practice management software services.
A lot of verbal and written communication with US team members.

Technology:

.Net 4.72, WPF, Telerik, Unittest moq, VB6, MS SQL, ADO.NET, Azure DevOps