SpadeWorx Software Services, pioneers of "User Centered Software Engineering" (UCSE), engages with Enterprises to assist them in churning Line of Business applications, business critical solutions with "Enterprise Social Networking" as a theme.
Usability, User eXperience, User Productivity, Business and User Context, and Relevant applications being the core, SpadeWorx has helped its customers to increase interactivity and adaptability of the business solutions by the users, hence increasing the overall productivity, returns on investments and faster time to market.We also assist Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) with contiguous innovation for very niche and distinct product lines from ideation through release and post-release management.
Engineers will be responsible for the full life cycle of development using leading-edge technologies including Silverlight, ASP.NET 4.0 (MVC2), C#, AJAX, WCF, SQL Server 2008, JQuery, Ajax, JavaScript, CSS, DHTML, and XML etc. Candidates will be required to work closely with program managers, team leads, and collaborate with members from teams across the company.
A deep understanding of object-oriented design and its implementation in the .NET CLR are required. Distributed application infrastructure setup and configuration are required (e.g. Windows Server, IIS, MySQL/SQL Server, etc). Specific experience with new .NET 4.0 features like Generics, Windows Communication Foundation, and ADO.NET are desirable. Strong communication skills are critical as the engineer will be required to gather requirements, communicate status, risks, and technical design to scientists and engineers from various disciplines.
Responsibilities:
• Must be a strong .NET Web Apps developer. Strong knowledge of .NET, C#, ASP.NET MVC, Silverlight, XML, CLR, ADO.NET is required.
• Extremely hands-on in building database driven business applications for enterprise customers.
• At least 5 years of hard-core experience using Visual Studio, IIS, and other tools to be an effective developer in .NET.
• You should be naturally very technical, and curious. You dig beneath the surface to understand how things work, why they are a certain way and what the design trade-offs were.
• You take the initiative to propose ideas and air concerns, to take technical ownership to drive the areas you work on.
• You want to work with other bright motivated people, contribute to technical discussions, and continue to learn more.
• Ability to work under pressure and manage projects to deliver on tight deadlines.
• You produce high quality production software using industry best practices; you produce excellent, thorough, design and development documentation.
B.S. degree in Computer Science or related fields from one of the World's Top 50 ranked Technical Universities; a Master’s or PhD. degree in CS or related fields preferred.
• 2+ years full life cycle industry experience.
• 5-10+ years of .NET development experience.
• Hands-on experience with source control & release management systems such as Subversion with security/archival/branching/labeling.
• Excellent verbal/written communication skills.
• Excellent analytical/organizational skills in concert with superb decision making skills.
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SpadeWorx Campbell, California, USA Office
1999 S. Bascom Ave, Suite 715 ,, Campbell, United States, 95008
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