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SharePoint/MOSS Consultant - SharePoint, .NET, C#.
My client is a leading Microsoft Certified Business Solutions Partner consultancy organisation that specialises in the production of software that helps their clients optimize their work procedures and to improve the productivity of their resources. Their consultants are specialized in the implementation of IT solutions, both at the infrastructure and business solutions level. It is with this in mind that that they looking to hire experienced and commercially aware French or German speaking SharePoint Consultants. This role will be to work on SharePoint projects for both new and existing clients. The ideal candidate will be able to liaise confidently with clients (client facing) whilst both carrying out hands on development and developing more junior developers internally.
Essential skills for this role will include experience of Microsoft SharePoint/MOSS 2007 (development & consulting), SQL Server experience and in particular SQL Explicit queries. Experience in Object Oriented Programming, .NET/C#/ASP.Net/HTML/CSS/XML. Desirable but not essential experience will include Biz Talk, Microsoft CMS and Commerce Server, understanding of Prince 2, UML and RAD and understanding of deployment & change management processes (at code level). The purpose of this role is to analyse business requirements for the design and development of solutions and services. The candidate needs to be both enthusiastic and pro-active and keep themselves up to speed with the latest development technologies.
The ideal candidate should either be French or German speaking. The job will be based in Switzerland, in either Zurich or Fribourg.
For further information send a copy of your CV by email or contact Lawrence Luza on 00 44 (0)1702 460010.
Dot Net Resourcing is acting as a recruitment agency in relation to this vacancy, and is a specialist recruitment consultancy of Microsoft skilled professionals in the Europe.
Posted: 01/04/2010
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