1 to 4 of 4 Permanent VB.NET Jobs in the East of England

role, you will play a pivotal part as part of a growing software development team in a transitional period moving from legacy to a VB.Net technology stack. You will oversee the development and control design to deliver specialist bespoke test machines across various levels of complexity based on customer specification … where there is a cross between PLC systems and Software Engineering. This is an exceptional opportunity for an experienced Software Engineer with experience across VB.Net stack looking to join a highly specialised environment in bespoke automation solutions in a role that offers training, progression, and great benefits. The Role: *C# … .Net Software Development *Working with PLC Systems *Development and Delivery of complex automation systems *Office based in Stevenage The Person: *Strong experience with VB.Net stack (C# .Net) *Understanding or experience with Electronical Engineering *Understanding of communication protocols such as Ethernet or Modbus or others *Live within commutable distance more »

IT qualifications (such as a computing degree/diploma) SSIS and SSRS Azure Cloud (Networking, Storage, Kubernetes, API Manager, Monitoring, ADF) MSMQ VB6 and VB.Net Postman/SOAP Financial systems knowledge A general appreciation and understanding of financial/accounting principles Experience in Dynamics 365 Business Central/NAV implementation more »

of the team. Technical Skills: 20+ years of Software development Excellent problem solving skills Experience in reviewing code and quality assurance C# Visual studio VB.Net MS SQL Server HTML CSS JavaScript XML Vue/React/Angular (desirable) Able to develop code to a high standard Experience managing and meeting more »

third party systems to satisfy client requirements. · Assist with testing of new features and functions Skill Set: · Good verbal and communication skills · Visual Studio - VB.net · SQL/T-SQL · SOAP/REST Web Services · Experience in xml/json · Microsoft Access · Microsoft SQL Server Should you have any questions or more »