Design, develop, implement and support web applications using .NET Core. Collaborate with internal bank teams and external vendors, troubleshoot production issues, and apply strong interpersonal, leadership, and problem-solving skills.
Position Summary:
- The candidate should possess strong technical skills required to design, development and implement web applications as well as support the applications in production.
- Interact with various internal bank and external resources to complete implementations successfully including Technical, LOB Operations, Vendor.
- Strong interpersonal/influence skills, proactive leadership skills and analytical and problem-solving skills.
REQUIRED SKILLS:
- .Net
DESIRED SKILLS:
- JIRA and Wealth Management experience
PRIMARY SKILL: .Net Core
SECONDARY SKILL: AngularJS
Compensation, Benefits and Duration
Minimum Compensation: USD 44,000
Maximum Compensation: USD 154,000
Compensation is based on actual experience and qualifications of the candidate. The above is a reasonable and a good faith estimate for the role.
Medical, vision, and dental benefits, 401k retirement plan, variable pay/incentives, paid time off, and paid holidays are available for full time employees.
This position is not available for independent contractors
No applications will be considered if received more than 120 days after the date of this post
Photon San Francisco, California, USA Office
San Francisco, United States
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