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Hudson ManpowerInformation Technology

Senior .NET Developer / Cincinnati, OH/ONLY USC and GC Candidates - REMOTE

CincinnatiRemote (US)senior

Posted 15mo ago · via Recruitee

About this role

Greetings, We’re seeking a Senior Full Stack Developer with strong backend expertise in .NET Core/.NET 8 and React.js on the frontend. Join a dynamic team building modern tech solutions for a leading financial and real estate client. Senior .NET Developer w/ React.js Application Developer Application Developer Cincinnati, OH - Hybrid Permanent IMPORTANT NOTE: This role requires the submission of a code exercise, which will take a senior developer 90 minutes (or longer) to complete. Please do not apply if you are unwilling to submit this code exercise within 72 hours. Senior .NET Developer Strong Full Stack developer with a focus on Backend C#. Highly preferred React experience on the front end. Description: Seeking a Senior Developer with .NET Core or .NET 5+.…

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