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IT Analyst Programmer, Nottingham

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Location:Nottinghamshire east midlands | nottinghamshire
Tags: programmer | analyst | analyst programmer | c | .net | sql | vb | c#.net | c++ | c+ | sql server | vb.net | microsoft | asp.net | asp | programmer east midlands | programmer nottinghamshire
Type:Permanent


ANALYST PROGRAMMER, Nottingham. A leading law firm based in Nottingham are currently recruiting for an Analyst Programmer to analyse requirements & specifications of business requirements; develop solutions; provide application support and support & develop business intelligence solutions.

The successful candidate must possess previous experience of working as an analyst programmer with the ability to demonstrate experience in Microsoft Applications Development (VB.net, C#.net, ASP.net); have an understanding of the Full Software Development Lifecycle and SQL Server 2000 and/ or 2005, Crystal Reports and at least one scripting language.





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