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VB.Net Developer - Finland
Job Description:Our Client is looking for a passionate developer to join their talented team. The reason for this hire is due to a huge increase in the demand for their product. The company is working with municipalities across Finland, including the City of Helsinki.
This company is adamant to invest in their employee's long-term future, with a lot of internal investment to train employees in new and modern technologies for example. They also offer great career progression with several different routes where you can develop yourself and steer your career in the direction you want.
Role:They are looking for an enthusiastic and skilled designer and programmer to join their development team. You will mainly be working with Microsoft technologies such as .NET. in an important product development project. Additionally, you will work alongside the existing team to innovate and improve on the current development project.
Skills and Qualifications:3+ years of prior experience working with C# and VB.NET or VB6.Prior experience with SQL.Experience with JavaScript viewed as beneficial.Fluent in Finnish.
What can they offer YOU?Progression opportunities for a range of roles.In-house development work with options to get certification and training courses paid for.Extensive benefits package. Possible stock options are available for the right match.Salary range: 4000-5500EUR, based on on experience. This company is interviewing now! Why wait? If you are interested in knowing more, please send over an updated version of your CV to [email protected] If this is not the exact role you were looking for, get in touch anyway! Just send me an email anyway and highlight what interests you. Nigel Frank International is the global leader in Microsoft Technology Recruitment. Since 2006, we've found over 20,000 perm and contract Microsoft professionals for partners, ISVs, and end-users in the ecosystem. For more information, visit www.nigelfrank.com
