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Title posted on Monster - Senior Software Engineer (.NET) - Lender Centre

Posted on May 09, 2025 by Employer details Dye & Durham

Title posted on Monster - Senior Software Engineer (.NET) - Lender Centre

Posted on May 09, 2025 by Employer details Dye & Durham

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Description: You will be collaborative, highly motivated, and keen to learn, always on the lookout for ways your team can do better. You will participate in the development of our in-house applications, writing critical software used widely by the industry. Your core responsibilities will revolve around maintenance and extension of existing code base, improving the existing system with modern tools/practices, development of new products, and working with leads to meet business requirements.

You will have a wide range of responsibilities, but your main focus will be:

• Develop, test, and implement new software programs.
• Product Builds, with continual improvement and refinement of the existing product suite, as well as

• Location: Montréal, QC
• Workplace: On site
• Salary: Not available
• Start date: As soon as possible
• Vacancies: 1
• Source: Monster #300549

2025-06-08

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