(financial), Senior .NET (WPF) Developer, JR612

ELEKS · via Himalayas ·

TypeContract
LocationPoland
Posted1 hour ago
ELEKS Software Engineering and Development Office is looking for a Senior .NET (WPF) Developer in Ukraine or Poland.

ABOUT PROJECT

Our client is one of the largest British-American insurance brokers globally, specializing in risk management, insurance and reinsurance brokerage, and investment banking solutions.

REQUIREMENTS

5+ years of experience with WPF development

3.5+ years of experience with C# development

Strong knowledge of .NET Framework

Ability to develop new and update existing WPF UI

Experience fixing, extending, and developing custom WPF controls

Good understanding of multithreaded programming

Ability to understand, debug, and modify existing code

Ability to work independently with limited supervision

Ability to handle multitasking activities

Experience with Git, Jira, and Visual Studio

At least Upper-Intermediate level of English

NICE TO HAVE

Basic knowledge of Python

Basic knowledge of C++

TCP Sockets programming

RESPONSIBILITIES

Develop new functionality and maintain existing features

Participate in both new development and support activities (approximately 50/50)

Design, develop, and enhance WPF user interfaces

Create and extend custom WPF controls

Investigate and resolve software defects

Analyze and modify existing codebase

Collaborate with a mature team to deliver high-quality solutions

Participate in daily communication with the customer team

Contribute to maintaining a worldwide enterprise-level product

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