Aspiring senior .NET developers should have at least a bachelor's degree in computer science and five to ten years of relevant experience in the field, including four to five years as an application designer/programmer with a successful track record of producing effective web-based solutions and enterprise-level applications for corporate clients across a range of industries.

This position requires experience with migrating, updating, and servicing interfaces which support multiple systems, and ideal candidates should have several years of experience with .NET-based architectures, which may include XML and SOAP. SharePoint experience and passing familiarity with programming languages and structures are also required, such as C#, JQuery, MVC, WCF, SQL Server, ASP.NET, HTML, AJAX, and JavaScript. Applicants should also be familiar with large relational database structures and have experience with website design and development of front-end and back-end web-based services. Strong ability with Microsoft Office applications, including Excel, Word, and PowerPoint, is also important.

Successful senior NET developers must be able to meet all deadlines, work well under pressure and with limited supervision, and multitask on a number of projects at once. Strong written and verbal communication skills are important in this position, as these developers work with multiple levels of project management and interface designers. They must also be able to seamlessly perform unit tests, automation, and code reviews, and they may be called upon to mentor newer associates and share pertinent knowledge. (Copyright 2018 PayScale.com)

Senior .NET Developer / Programmer Tasks

• Design, code, test and document programs.
• Create software, feature, and change control documents.
• Develop features, integrate software and support testing.
• Troubleshoot, debug and verify accuracy of code.