.NET Developer :: 6 to 12 C2H :: Remote

September 14, 2026

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This is James Smith from Navtech Inc .We have an excellent opportunity for the position mentioned below and your profile seems to be a good fit for it. Let me know if you are interested in applying for this position with your updated resume, best time and number to reach you out.

Job Title : .NET Developer

Location : Remote

Duration : 6 to 12 CTH

Visa : USC / GC, EAD H4 EAD

Musta have :

At least three years of current professional experience of web development in the Microsoft stack.

Job Description :

Creates and implements custom web-based solutions utilizing C# .NET, Microsoft SQL Server.

Experience with ASP.NET and Microsoft SQL Server

Experience with MVC .NET Core API a plus.

Willing to assist and support daily ad-hoc requests.

Tests and deploys applications and systems.

Revises, updates, refactors, and debugs code.

Develops documentation throughout the software development life cycle (SDLC).

Serves as an expert on applications and provides technical support for clients.

Provides advanced analysis and programming related to the design, development, and support of systems.

Consults with stakeholder(s) to define system requirements, problems, and proposals; provides leadership for detailed studies, for presenting detailed requirements/designs to stakeholder(s); obtains agreement and approval for proposed updates/changes.

Conducts advanced systems studies that include feasibility, conceptual design, cost/benefit analysis, and development/implementation planning; may prepare estimates of resource requirements in terms of time, cost, and equipment for systems design, as well as programming.

Best Regards,

James Smith | PH: 224-777-8139 | james@navtechusa.com

Technical Recruiter |NAVTECH INC

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