Location
London | United Kingdom
Job description
Full Stack Developer - Microsoft .Net | Insurance
London
£65,000 - £75,000 per annum
My client is a Technology and IT Services Firm who provides Technology Solutions to the insurance industry. They are on the market looking to appoint a Full Stack Developer to join their Web Development Team in improving and enhancing their web-oriented product offerings.
Role:
* Writing efficient code using best practice for software development
* Creating websites using different languages such as HTML and CSS
* Working with Programmers and Web Designers to create a website that matches the visual design intent
* Communicating with business colleagues to gather and refine requirements and specifications for content development within agreed-upon timelines
* Researching a variety of software programs
* Creating and maintaining the documentation for software used
* Improving and enhancing websites after they have been created
Skills Needed:
* Candidates should be able to demonstrate strong ability to work independently and as part of a team building websites from the ground up in C#, MVC, Asp.net and Asp.net core.
* The successful candidate should have a good command of C#, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JSON & Bootstrap.
* Exposure to any UI binding framework such as Vue.js, AngularJS, React, and Knockout would be beneficial.
* Additionally, the candidate should be comfortable using IIS.
* Full understanding of the MVC pattern, REST APIs and asp.net controllers are a must.
* Web developers should be aware of security vulnerabilities, such as those identified in OWASP, and their code should mitigate these threats.
* Knowledge of mobile applications, computer operating systems and web browsers.
If you are ready to make a significant impact in the insurance technology space and contribute to the development of bespoke applications, we invite you to apply for this exciting opportunity. Join a dynamic team and be a key player in shaping the future of insurance!
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Salary
£65k - £75k per annum
