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Job Description Develop and maintain scalable and extendable SharePoint solutions to support public web-site as well as intranet. This role requires the person to interact with Lead developer, software team members or client as on required. The developer shall participate in requirements analysis and develop solutions for all tiers of the application

Responsibilities

  • Work, closely with Business Managers/Leads to understand project delivery expectations
  • Document, develop, configure, test, implement and maintain SharePoint applications
  • Define and develop client server database structures and related application logic using MS SQL Server while making use of SharePoint web services
  • Develop, document, configure and implement Nintex 2013/Online based forms and workflows on SharePoint Server
Requirements
  • 2 years of experience in development (SharePoint / .NET and web technologies)
  • Experience in SharePoint/Microsoft 365 solutions development
  • Proven experience in developing and deploying app parts and web parts
  • Good experience in SharePoint Online and different Apps hosting model
  • Sound knowledge of SharePoint object model (server or client side)
  • Working knowledge of SQL and PowerShell
  • Knowledge of object-oriented programming and software development lifecycle
  • Experience in Web Development frameworks React/Angular
  • Unit testing techniques and frameworks
Nice-To-Have
  • Strong knowledge and experience in Branding and presentation concepts using SharePoint
  • Knowledge or experience in Angular JS.
Employment Type Full-time, Permanent

Seniority Level

At all levels, experience range 2 to 9 years

Job Code

SharePoint developer

You can send your CVs (in DOC or PDF format) at hr@icrats.com with job code: "SharePoint developer" in the subject line and Notice Period, Current CTC and Expected CTC in the mail-body or Apply Now
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