Frontend .NET Developer (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery)

We’re looking for a talented and highly motivated Frontend .NET Developer to join a growing team building enterprise-level SaaS products.

This role is ideal for developers who enjoy working primarily on the front end while collaborating within an established .NET ecosystem. You’ll take ownership of user-facing features and interfaces while working alongside senior engineers in a collaborative environment.

📍 Location: Fully Remot e

What You’ll

  • DoBuild and maintain user interfaces using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and jQuer
  • y.Develop front-end components within ASP.NET MVC/Razor view
  • s.Work with an existing enterprise-scale .NET codebas
  • e.Collaborate closely with senior developers and participate in code review
  • s.Troubleshoot and resolve bug
  • s.Write and maintain MS SQL queries and stored procedure
  • s.Consume and integrate REST API
  • s.Communicate progress effectively during standups and team discussion
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What We’re Looking

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  • ase.Detail-oriented and proact
  • ive.Strong problem-solver with excellent communication ski
  • lls.Thrives in a collaborative, remote environm
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  • ude:Years of experience with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and jQ
  • ueryExperience with ASP.NET MVC
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