1 to 4 of 4 Permanent SQL Jobs in Herefordshire

and experience of Microsoft Visual Studio. • A minimum of 2+ years’ experience using C# and VB.net within a workplace. • Similar amount of experience of SQL, preferably on Microsoft SQL Server. • Good communication skills. more »

such as Linux (Ubuntu/CentOS), Microsoft Windows Server (including services such as AD, DNS, DHCP) and virtualisation (Hyper-V), Microsoft Stack Technologies (Sharepoint, SQL Server, Skype for Business/Teams), networking technologies and storage. The role will provide technical exposure variance across both outcomes based project activities and operational … networking technologies including load balancing and firewalls; Have good general knowledge of Microsoft stack technologies such as SharePoint, Skype for Business/Teams, MS SQL, MS System Centre, Office365, MS Exchange & CLI tooling such as PowerShell; Have good general knowledge of SAN storage technologies; Have excellent analysis and problem solving more »

a variety of technologies such as Microsoft Windows Server (including services such as AD, DNS, DHCP) and virtualisation (Hyper-V) , Microsoft Stack Technologies (Sharepoint, SQL Server, Skype for Business/Teams), networking technologies and storage. The role will provide technical exposure variance across both outcomes-based project activities and operational … networking technologies including load balancing and firewalls; Have good general knowledge of Microsoft stack technologies such as SharePoint, Skype for Business/Teams, MS SQL, MS System Centre (SCSM, SCOM, SCORCH), Office365, MS Exchange & CLI tooling such as PowerShell; Have good general knowledge of SAN storage technologies; Have excellent analysis more »

as a Software Developer, with a strong focus on C# .NET and T-SQL. Solid understanding of object-oriented programming (OOP) principles. Experience with SQL Server and writing complex queries and stored procedures. Familiarity with front-end technologies such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and frameworks like Angular or React is more »