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Galgorm Catering & Hygiene Supplies are recruiting a Graduate .NET developer to work alongside the Senior Developer to develop and support their expanding ecommerce website and related systems. The role will be for a period of 12 to 18 months, with the potential to extend. The role is office based where the candidate should have good communication skills, strong team working and problem-solving abilities. This presents an exciting opportunity to join a rapidly expanding locally owned business and have significant input into online projects.
The Role:
- Full Stack Developer
- Assist with Management and Development of Ecommerce Website
- Support the development of systems to streamline business processes
- Liaise with multiple departments, identifying need and compiling resolution
- Assist the company IT function as necessary
Requirements
- Degree in computer science or related discipline
- Can ideally demonstrate 1+ years practical experience in web development role
- Frameworks ASP.Net, C#, CSS, HTML, JavaScript/JQuery
- Knowledge of Object Orientated / MVC methodologies
- Experience of relational databases
- Ability to prioritise and manage own tasks, working to deadlines
- Good communication, team working and problem-solving skills
Desirable Criteria:
- MS SQL Server
- Microsoft/Web related professional Qualification
- Front-end Frameworks
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