Hudson Information Technology and Manpower Services
.NET Developer (2-4 years of exp)
Job Title: Software Developer (.NET / Web)
Experience: 2–4 Years
Visa: US Citizen Only
Employment Type: W2 Only
Job Description
We are seeking a Software Developer with 2–4 years of experience to build, enhance, and support internal applications. The candidate will work closely with users to gather requirements and deliver practical solutions.
Key Responsibilities
Build, modify, and support internal applications
Write, test, debug, and document code
Work directly with users to gather requirements and design solutions
Participate in code reviews and testing activities
Track assigned work and deliver features on time
Required Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in a technical field or equivalent experience
Experience with .NET and C#
2-4 years of real-world software development experience
Experience with modern web frameworks (React and/or Blazor)
Strong knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
Ability to write clean, reliable, and maintainable code
Strong attention to detail
Comfortable working in a fast-paced team environment
Preferred Qualifications
Experience with Databases and T-SQL
Experience working in enterprise or manufacturing environments
Willingness to learn new tools and technologies
Strong problem-solving skills
Good understanding of UI/UX principle
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