Software Engineer ( Contract ) – C# , .Net , WPF , MVVM
Location: Royston, Hertfordshire (Remote working)
CONTRACT ROLE
Rate: Up to £47 ph.
Duration: 12 Months
ASAP Start
An organisation specialising in the design and manufacture of automated cell culture and fermentation systems are seeking a Software Engineer to develop and support cutting edge software enabled products for customers in the pharmaceutical and biotech industry.
Responsibilities - Software Engineer ( Contract ) – C# , .Net , WPF , MVVM
- Converting system requirements into software component designs
- Implementing and unit-testing of software components
- Involvement in frequent peer reviews of designs, documents, and code as both reviewer and reviewee
- System integration (of hardware and software components) and system testing.
- Production and maintenance of technical and end user documentation
Qualifications & Experience - Software Engineer ( Contract ) – C# , .Net , WPF , MVVM
- Industrial experience in software development within a quality-conscious environment.
- Fluent in C# (Framework 4.0+) through professional use with Visual Studio 2015/2017/2019 development environment
- Familiar with use of patterns and .NET frameworks in construction of large and complex software applications
- Use of WPF and general user interface design and the MVVM design pattern
- Familiar with of Rest APIs and microservices
- Experience of using version control, change control and code quality control processes
- Experience of working in Agile environments where regular builds, unit tests and integration testing are the norm and ability to contribute to these activities
- Familiar with common modelling / design approaches – UML
Required Skills – Software Engineer ( Contract ) – C# , .Net , WPF , MVVM
- C# and .NET framework.
- Visual Studio, TFS / AzureDevOps and GIT
- WPF and UI Design, MVVM pattern
- Unit Testing
Desirable skills – Software Engineer
- IOC, Dependency Injection, MEF/autofac
- Experience with UML
- Experience of software for automation / devices / instruments
- Experience of Rest APIs and microservices