Develop and maintain mobile-responsive web applications using Microsoft web stack. Work with CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery, AngularJS/Bootstrap, HTML5, and C#. Integrate with backend services using MS Web API, MVC, and WCF. Use Visual Studio and TFS in a contracted 6+ month engagement.
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Job Description
3-5 years of experience, with most recent experience Microsoft / Web Development technologies
Technologies:
- CSS3 (media queries, responsive design)
- JS
- JQuery
- (JS frameworks like AngularJS or
- Bootstrap or
- HTML5, C#)
Familiarity with Microsoft Back-end technologies:
- MS Web API
- MS MVC
- WCF
Environments:
- Microsoft TFS
- Visual Studio
Job Type – Contract, 6M+.
Visa - H1, GC & USC only.
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