Top Entry Level .NET Developer Jobs

Lead the mission to make LPL’s product delivery velocity a competitive advantage by driving technical roadmap and deliverables. Provide product and technical leadership, set goals, and uphold high technical standards. Partner with stakeholders to construct a 3-year technology roadmap. Drive innovation, automation, and continuous improvement in deployment and tooling. Prioritize user needs and drive strategic planning for technical and business goals.

The Software Engineer SRE develops, tests, maintains, and enhances business applications. Responsibilities include coding, unit testing, deploying applications, providing technical consultation, and participating in Agile ceremonies. This role ensures that applications meet functional requirements and assists with production support as needed.

The Developer will analyze requirements, develop tools using SharePoint features, create workflows, maintain tools, provide technical documentation, facilitate training, and collaborate with team members to enhance tools and processes.

The .NET Developer will design, develop, and maintain software applications using .NET technologies. Responsibilities include writing clean code, performing unit testing, collaborating with teams to implement new features, and staying updated on best practices.

The Global Support L2 Engineer is responsible for troubleshooting platform-related issues, providing solutions, conducting root-cause analysis, and collaborating with R&D for product improvement. The role involves interacting with a global customer base and utilizing various technologies to enhance product performance.

The Enterprise Applications Engineer will support and optimize the firm's management applications, collaborate with IT and other departments for upgrades and maintenance, and document system processes. They will manage application implementations, troubleshoot support requests, and enhance system performance.

As a .NET Back-End Developer at Infovisa, you will implement application features, troubleshoot issues, design reusable code, ensure efficient run times, create unit tests, and collaborate with other developers. The role involves supporting existing applications while modernizing them with new features and code improvements.