NET Developer

This is a large, publicly traded materials science company, tens of thousands of employees worldwide, well over 15 billion dollars in annual revenue, with a 170 plus year history of inventing new glass, ceramic, and optical technologies. Operates across five major segments spanning optical communications, specialty materials, display technologies, environmental technologies, and life sciences. The company’s work shows up in products most people use every day, from consumer electronics to automotive to medical devices. This role sits within one of their U.S. manufacturing or engineering operations. Top 3 Skills

• C# and .NET development (Framework and Core)
• ASP.NET MVC web application and API development
• SQL Server and relational database design

What You’ll Do

• Build, test, debug, and maintain applications, tools, and utilities that support manufacturing and business operations
• Fix defects, improve performance, and add features to existing software
• Turn manufacturing and business requirements into technical solutions
• Move legacy COM executables and DLLs over to modern .NET architecture
• Take part in system testing, validation, troubleshooting, and deployments
• Troubleshoot application, database, server, and integration issues
• Work directly with manufacturing and IT teams on design, support, and upkeep
• Update stakeholders on project status and recommend system improvements
• Write and maintain technical and support documentation
• Support continuous improvement work on the plant floor

• Bachelor’s degree in computer science, computer engineering, IT, or engineering, or equivalent relevant experience
• 3 or more years of professional software development
• Hands-on .NET Framework and/or .NET Core development
• Experience building and supporting enterprise applications
• Solid object oriented programming and application debugging skills

Preferred / Bonus

• Camstar or another manufacturing execution system (MES)
• Python development and scripting
• VB.NET
• SSIS
• Entity Framework or Dapper
• Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF)
• IIS and MSMQ
• SQL performance tuning
• Git, Azure DevOps, or similar source control
• Integrating applications with manufacturing equipment, databases, or enterprise systems