.Net developer

The web developer is responsible for: developing, coding, installing, testing, debugging, and documenting new systems utilizing technologies such as Microsoft .Net 4.0, ASP.NET, C#.NET, SQL Server 2008, WCF Web Services and WCF Data Services
Reviewing business requirements and technical design for completeness and accuracy.
Developing new functionality for existing software products; interacting with analysts, production support and other project team members to understand the business and technical requirements.
Identifying, recommending, and prioritizing new features and applications in conjunction with business leaders and department managers.
Diagnosing and troubleshooting problems with existing Web applications and site.
Working with database administrator to design, develop, and update databases as they relate to Web applications.
Participating in setting organizational Web development strategy.
Helping to define website architecture and overall site structure.
Following policies and procedures for publishing Web pages and applications in conjunction with content creators.
Conducting research into current and emerging Web technologies and issues in support of Web development efforts.
Ensuring the security of all Web sites and related applications.
Monitoring and reporting on Web site traffic and performance.