Senior Programmer

Senior Programmer

Senior Programmer
September 01, 2011 - September 01, 2012
Location: PLEASANT GROVE, UT
Employment Type: Full Time
Employer: eSilverBullet
Description: eSilverBullet (eSB) is seeking a Senior Programmer to join our expanding company. We are seeking a full-time staff programmer (not a ?temporary? or ?contract? programmer). This job description is for a programmer who will be primarily responsible for maintaining and developing code within an existing architecture.

eSilverBullet provides a simple yet powerful suite of tools and services to help aspiring entrepreneurs harness the power of ecommerce and build a successful online marketing business.

Duties: As an eSB programmer, you will:

? Create, test and maintain ESB program code.
? Work within the existing code framework and libraries to create consistent maintainable code.
? Provide general programming assistance to other ESB programmers/projects as may be needed.
? Provide assistance to ESB technical support staff when they are unable to resolve a program, SQL database, or IT issue by themselves.
? Occasionally contact customers as may be needed to clarify the intent of a new feature or resolve a problem.
? Work with eSB staff (e.g, other senior programmers, support staff, managers) to plan program code enhancements and changes.
? Be passionate about building high-quality systems with software implementation best practices while leading, mentoring and building a team of developers.

Qualifications: The programmer must have 8+ years experience with:

? Microsoft .NET Framework
? C#, ASP .NET & SQL (Preferably MySQL)
? Javascript

Experience with the following is desirable but not required:

? PHP
? XML
? Flash
? Linux
? JQuery

The programmer should also possess the following traits:

? Enjoy working with others in a team atmosphere.
? Prefer a small-business, fast paced working environment.
? Enjoy maintaining/enhancing code to meet changing customer/industry needs
? Willingness to learn and code in the existing code structure
? Have a ?customer-service? orientation