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.NET Developer, C#, .NET 8, Angular 17, Web API 2 – Newcastle

Noir Consulting
Newcastle upon Tyne
10 months ago
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.NET Developer, C#, .NET 8, Angular 17, Web API 2 – Newcastle

(Tech stack: .NET Developer, .NET 8, C#, Web API 2, Entity Framework, Microservices, Azure, Programmer, Full Stack Engineer, Architect, .NET Developer)

Have you ever thought about getting from London to Edinburgh in 30 minutes? My client, a world leader in aerospace technology, and has decided to undertake research into a subsonic train transportation system similar to Hyperloop. Hyperloop and other subsonic transportation systems like this are essentially a futuristic train like mode of transport that have the ability to travel at speeds of over 700mph.

Their R&D centres in the UK are in need of some talented .NET Developer to help build the software applications and cloud platforms that they need to run advanced data analytics and capture information from the high speed tests that they are running on a daily basis. .NET Developer applicants should have knowledge of: .NET, .NET Core / ASP.NET MVC, C# and SQL Sever. They will provide training into: .NET 8, Web API 2, Entity Framework, Microservices, Azure, JavaScript, Angular 17, Bootstrap, Agile and SQL Server 2022.

All positions come with the following benefits:

15% bonus. 10% pension. Weekly office code competition. 5 days of brain-storming time per month. 28 days holiday + 1 extra day off on your birthday.
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