.NET Developers
Atria Group LLC
Apply to this job Houston, TX, us on site Until 8/21/2026 First posted February 23, 2026 Last posted February 23, 2026
Job description
The .NET Developers will have a strong background in building and maintaining C# applications. The resource(s) should have a skill set that encompasses: .NET, C#, WPF (or Win Forms), Entity Framework, LINQ, SQL Server, T-SQL, SSIS, and TFS. Energy experience would be a plus.
Work Experience
· 10 years of IT software development experience
· 8+ years of .NET experience, including Win Forms and/or WPF
· 4+ years of experience building large scale applications
Skillset Expectations
.NET Developer (C#, WPF, WCF, Entity Framework, SSIS, MVVM, MVC, Prism, Microsoft SQL Server, Unity, Agile, TDD, BDD)
Technical
Must have
· C#, WPF, Win Forms, Web Forms, WCF and T-SQL
· Entity Framework / ADO.NET
· .Net Framework 3.5/4.0
· SQL Server 2005/2008, Oracle 10g/11i
Good to have
· Win Forms, LINQ
· Oracle Data Providers
· Microsoft Enterprise Library Knowledge
· Knowledge of Design Patterns
· Source Control: TFS or VSS
· Methodologies: UML, Rational Rose, Agile
Additional Skills
· Siebel, Lodestar, or Tibco would be valuable
· Retail energy experience
Soft Skills
· Good communication skills
· Team Player
· Self-starter
· Ability to deliver under tight deadlines
6m contract, plus ext.
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About this role
Summary
Build and maintain C# applications using .NET, WPF, SQL Server, and related technologies.
Job title
NET Developers
Experience level
8+ years
Industry
software
Location requirements
Houston, TX, US; remote not specified
Salary
Not specified
Management role
No
Skills & keywords
Required skills
C#WPFWin FormsWeb FormsWCFT-SQLEntity FrameworkADO.NET.NET Framework 3.5/4.0SQL Server 2005/2008Visio
Preferred skills
LINQOracle Data ProvidersDesign PatternsTFSVSSUMLRational RoseAgileSiebelLodestarTibcoretail energy
Specializations
C#WPFSQL ServerEntity FrameworkLINQ
Locations
Structured locations inferred from the posting.
Houston, TX, USA
On-site City
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