Software Developer- C# WPF:
Current interviewing candidates for a full-time Front-End-C# WPF, MVVM developer.
Our client designs, develops, and maintains the most powerful trading tools on the market. Their target users are institutional traders in all asset classes and their front end experience is critical to their market access.
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