Position: Lead.Net Fullstack Developer
Company: Exadel
Category: .NET
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate
Published: 2021-05-01T00:00:00+03:00

Work at Exadel - Who We Are:
Since 1998, Exadel has been engineering its own software products and custom software for clients of all sizes. Headquartered in Walnut Creek, California, Exadel currently has 1000+ employees in development centers across America, Europe, and Asia. Our people drive Exadel’s success, and they are at the core of our values, so Exadel is a people-first cultured company.
About Our Customer:
For more than 30 years, the customer’s company has been helping client organizations succeed by providing independent, objective insight and financially-centered software tools that support decision making and enable the development and execution of sustainable strategies and goals.

The customer provides management consulting services, enterprise performance management software, and benchmark data and analytics that help clients to sustain success in a changing environment.

About the Project:
The customer is looking to revamp their capital planning and tracking tools to provide a high-performance, web-based, engineered solution. This will require a seamless web experience with an Excel-like functionality. Users will need the agility work with data like they would in Excel (copy, paste, drag, view formulas, etc). 

The customer needs a highly configurable solution to accommodate many customizations already in existence. Ultimately, this will be the starting point for a rewrite of customer’s  FP&A suite to provide a more managed, yet configurable suite with a fully integrated data model and consistent user experience.

Alexander, the Lead Software Engineer on the project: “The project is in the field of healthcare. It deals with  planning the budgets of medical institutions. The project itself is just one top-level module of a large platform. This is, in general, reports with a bunch of additional functionality, but I would not say that there is a lot of dynamics or graphics - i.e. these are not stock reports.

The customer has a system that is based on Excel (i.e. tabular presentation of data and Excel formulas). The data in the database itself is MS SQL Server. Their current application looks like Excel. It is a desktop application. They want to rewrite it all on the web, with a rich UI and move all the formulas and calculations to the back-end.

Also, the customer has a framework that is already used on other modules. This framework works with a database and builds an object model that "reaches" the UI and on the basis of it the UI is built. Whether we will need to use this framework is not clear. Perhaps it will be necessary.”

Project Team:
When you join our team, you'll be immersed in a culture where teammates always help each other achieve better results. We believe that together we are greater and that we can find brilliant solutions by sharing ideas. 

Requirements:
Minimum of 5 years of experience developing .NET applications
Hands-on experience with Angular/Typescript, and KendoUI
Hands-on experience with SQL (SQL Server specific)
Ability to provide application support, which includes problem research, analysis, resolution, and on-call support
Ability to communicate and collaborate cross-functionally and work well in a team-oriented environment
Good verbal and written communication skills

English level:
Intermediate +

Responsibilities:
Lead a team
Produce code using C# language
Write unit tests and code that adheres to coding standards
Provide technical support
Work both independently and in close collaboration with others in the team. Facilitate effective communication with geographically distributed team members
Communicate with the customer on a regular basis
Make recommendations for the improvement of the platform and development process to increase productivity
Optimize the application for maximum speed and scalability
Implement security and data protection
Identify, monitor, and resolve project-related issues