.NET Developer

Description

Job Summary
We are looking for a technical lead to join our team in building and supporting our online photo editing tools, processing of custombuilt products in our stateoftheart photo production lab, and our eCommerce platform. The current system is built and maintained by an offshore development firm. This is an opportunity to work with internal stakeholders to define and optimize business processes and also assist in the code base and integrate the Microsoft .NET backend with forwardlooking mobile and HTML5 Javascript MVC apps.
The position will report to our Senior Director of Product Management, and be involved with all aspects of the development cycle. We follow the Agile scrum development process and modern development practices and continually improve on each.
Responsibilities and Duties
Design and develop multitier web applications for customers and internal users using ASP.NET MVC, SQL, JavaScript frameworks and jQuery
Following Agile Software Process, and Agile process improvement, collaborating with different team members throughout the business
Support & Test existing eCommerce and backend photo platform, including escalation to CTO and offshore team
Support Customer Service team and Fulfillment lab team on order issues
Support integration with thirdparty tools (i.e. Zendesk, USAePay, Paypal, Google/Facebook photos)
Monitor, optimize, document and maintain systems to ensure the best performance
Competencies we look for Enthusiastic
Willing to learn
Attention to detail
Selfmotivating
Strong communication/soft skills
Adaptability can handle multiple projects and new frameworks, software languages and environments, and wants to keep learning
Qualifications and Skills
2 5 years software development experience
Experience supporting an eCommerce system
Proficient with relational databases and data models
Proficient in .NET technologies ASP.NET MVC, WebAPI, Microsoft Visual Studio (MVS) and SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS)
Strong coding skills design, readability, comments, unit tests