Lead-level .NET developer role requiring 10+ years of experience. Senior/Lead .NET development, design and implementation of applications, and team leadership on a 6+ month contract. Interviews via phone and Skype.
Job Description
Must Have Skills: 10+ Years Experience and Sr .Net Developer
Additional Information6+ months contract.
Rate: DOE
Interview : Phone + Skype
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