C#
What is C#?
C# is an object-oriented programming language used to build applications that run on the .NET framework. It is designed to maintain much of the power and expressiveness of C-style languages while adding higher level abstractions for easier development of desktop and server applications. Inspired by Microsoft's desire to avoid a lateral threat from Sun's Java programming language, C# has grown to a greater level of prominence on the desktop in particular. C# is also used in game development via the Unity 3D game engine and its integration of the open source .Net implementation Mono.How much do C# developers make?
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Based on real Hired interview data, C# developers in Washington D.C. earn an average annual salary of
Based on real Hired interview data, C# developers in SF Bay Area earn an average annual salary of
$112,366
The salaries of candidates in this role range from a low of $75,000 to a high of $150,000, with a median salary of $120,000.
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Staff Cyber System Security Engineer (OCONUS)
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Software Development Engineer, Dispatch Planning
5001+ employees
The vehicle routing team is at the heart of our growing logistics network at Amazon. We're challenged to constantly improve and innovate on our vehicle routing software and tools to better support ...
About Amazon:
Amazon is an electronic commerce and cloud computing company.
5001+ employees
Software Development Engineer, Dispatch Planning
The vehicle routing team is at the heart of our growing logistics network at Amazon. We're challenged to constantly improve and innovate on our vehicle routing software and tools to better support ...
About Amazon:
Amazon is an electronic commerce and cloud computing company.
Network Operations Technician (Engineering Customer Support)
5001+ employees
NETWORK OPERATIONS TECHNICIAN (Engineering Customer Support)<br><br>T-Mobile is looking for a Network Operations Technician for the Engineering Customer Support (ECS) organization. ECS provides adv...
About T-Mobile US:
T-Mobile is a global mobile telephone operator.
5001+ employees
Network Operations Technician (Engineering Customer Support)
NETWORK OPERATIONS TECHNICIAN (Engineering Customer Support)<br><br>T-Mobile is looking for a Network Operations Technician for the Engineering Customer Support (ECS) organization. ECS provides adv...
About T-Mobile US:
T-Mobile is a global mobile telephone operator.
ETL Tools, Linux
Develops, enhances, debugs, supports, maintains and tests software applications that support business units or supporting functions using IBM Infosphere Data Stage ETL tool suite. Participates in t...
ETL Tools, Linux
Develops, enhances, debugs, supports, maintains and tests software applications that support business units or supporting functions using IBM Infosphere Data Stage ETL tool suite. Participates in t...
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Why MIL?<br><br>The MIL Corporation (MIL) is a dynamic workforce of industry professionals who deliver world-class solutions in cyber, engineering, financial management, and information technology ...
Software Engineer - 1953
Why MIL?<br><br>The MIL Corporation (MIL) is a dynamic workforce of industry professionals who deliver world-class solutions in cyber, engineering, financial management, and information technology ...
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