DVTMicrosoft Services (MIC&PRJ)

Senior .NET Full Stack Developer

Centuriononsitesenior

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At DVT, we are a leading custom software development and data engineering company delivering cutting-edge solutions across South Africa and globally. Our teams partner with top-tier organisations to solve complex business challenges through innovative technology. We pride ourselves on a strong engineering culture, continuous learning, and knowledge sharing. From sponsoring leading tech events like DevConf and GDG, to internal training, certifications, and communities of practice — we invest heavily in growing our people. If you’re passionate about modern engineering practices and want to work on impactful, enterprise-scale solutions, DVT is the place for you. Requirements We are looking for a Senior .NET / Angular Full Stack Developer to join our consulting team.…

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