.NET Software Engineer, C#, WPF – Asset Management – Frauenfeld

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Update day: 21-03-2024

Location: Frauenfeld Thurgau TG

Category: High Technology Mechanical / Technical Electrical / Electronics IT - Software

Industry: Staffing Recruiting

Position: Entry level

Job type: Full-time

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  • NET Software Engineer, C#, WPF – Asset Management – Frauenfeld, Switzerland
(Tech stack: .NET Software Engineer, .NET 6, C#, WPF, SQL Server 2019, MVVM, Prism, TDD, Agile, Scrum, Kanban, Programmer, Developer, Architect, Softwareentwickler, Entwickler, .NET Software Engineer)

Founded in 1930, our client is a leading investment manager with offices in Europe, Asia and North America. They manage over €120 billion across all asset classes and employ over 2.000 people around the world. Working in tandem with Microsoft they are developing revolutionary .NET / C# software applications that have attracted much attention in the trade press.

We are seeking two .NET Software Engineer to work on these exciting Greenfield enterprise level .NET / C# projects. .NET Software Engineer applicants should have strong knowledge of: .NET, C#, WPF and SQL Server.

This is a fantastic opportunity to work alongside some of Microsoft’s very best .NET Software Engineer. Our client can provide you with industry recognised training in: .NET 6, SQL Server 2019, MVVM, Prism, continuous integration, dependency injection, TDD and Agile (Scrum / Kanban). Additionally you will follow the firm’s official career progression programme with the view to being promoted into a position as an Architect within 12 – 18 months.

Location: Frauenfeld, Switzerland / Remote Working

Salary: 100’000 CHF – 130’000 CHF + Bonus Benefits

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Deadline: 05-05-2024

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