.Net Developer

Who is a .Net developer?

C# / .NET developer – is a programmer who applies technologies of the .NET platform in his work. This platform consists of a number of development tools and technologies where developers can create various types of applications, from ordinary desktop apps and websites to the most complex solutions for mobile platforms and computer games. If you are taking your first steps in a .Net programming field, but you have a strong desire to develop and grow, send us your CV in a heartbeat! We invite a C# programmer / back-end developer to work remotely. With RemotEmployees it is possible to work with incomplete education or without special education at all. An interesting job for the .Net programmer is already waiting for you! If you can work with the .NET Framework and want to evolve in this area, we are waiting for your CV.

.Net developer requirements:

• English knowledge;
• experience in developing ASP Net MVC Framework, Web API;
• knowledge of NET Framework and C #;
• knowledge of ASP Net MVC Framework;
• knowledge of the Net platform, ASPNet Core;
• knowledge of HTML, CSS;
• practical skills in working with MSSQL databases;
• willingness to work and ability to learn;
• systematic approach and quick-thinking;
• self-organization;
• teamwork skills.

About us

RemotEmployees – is a team of professionals working in the western market and focused on western clients. We cooperate with companies in Europe and the USA. Our company provides outstaffing services, and we give everyone the opportunity, with our support, to enter the international market even with no work experience. If self-development and new skills are your mottoes, join our friendly and prospective team. We provide ongoing training and support, so no worries if you don’t have experience, we will help you become a specialist in demand abroad. ## Working conditions:

• remote work worldwide;
• comfortable work shifts;
• morning shift: from 9 am till 6 pm (one hour break, choose yourself);
• evening shift: from 3 pm to 12 am (1-hour break at a convenient time);
• Saturday, Sunday, public holidays – days off.