Description
LABC#/ASP.NET Developers
CCCi has opportunities for C#/ASP.NET Developers to work with our Computer Services client in the Olympia and Vancouver Washington areas.
Short Project Description:
The project - Next Generation Tax System (NGTS) - is the initiative from Washington State Employment Security Department (ESD) to implement the TAX side of Unemployment Insurance (UI) system. The system will manage the records for all employers of the state of Washington, process Tax and Wage reports and assist the ESD staff to be able to collect the taxes and audit the information more effectively.
Position Details
Consultant Role/Responsibilities or Tasks on Project:
Application Developer II (C#.NET)
Job Description:
These positions are required Full time on-site at client locations in Vancouver and Olympia Washington.
HP will provide a laptop/desktop computer for these resources to be used for this project.
Skills Required
This person will have the following skills:
-A technical Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience and a minimum of 2 years of related experience
-2-3 years of hands-on .NET 3.5 (ASP.NET, C#) development in an n-tier, new development environment required.
-Experience with WCF (Windows Communications Foundation) for middle tier (business layer) development is required.
-Experience with the MVP (Model-View-Presenter) pattern is helpful.
-Experience working from specification documents such as use cases is required.
-Hands-on working experience (not just knowledge of) with Object-Relational-Mapping (ORM) such as nHibernate, LINQ to SQL, etc. is strongly desired.
-Hands-on working experience with SQL - query development for data access layer - is also strongly desired.
-Candidates must have full life cycle and full application development experience - no GUI specialist, no query developer. No candidate who has worked solely from a queue of tickets.
All candidates are expected to provide an answer to the following test question:
- Programming test.
- Given a list, array, of integers, find the index of the two consecutive numbers which have the largest sum. For example, if the array is 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, the answer is 4, as 4+5 = 9.