Skill
Windows Communication Foundation (WCF)
Software Development and Engineering Practices
Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) is a framework developed by Microsoft as part of the .NET platform for building service-oriented applications that communicate across processes or networks using protocols like HTTP, TCP, and message queuing. It was widely used by enterprise .NET developers to build SOAP-based web services and distributed systems before being largely superseded by lighter-weight approaches like ASP.NET Web API and gRPC. It remains relevant for maintaining legacy enterprise applications built on the .NET Framework.
Open roles requiring Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) (2)
Programmer/Analyst
AllianceBernstein
Nashville, TN
A software developer role maintaining and extending a high-volume financial transaction processing platform used across retail and institutional clients. Suits someone with C# and SQL experience who enjoys working with business teams to evolve financial workflow systems.
Listed on AllianceBernstein’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Software Application Development Engineer
Intel
Full-time · Phoenix, AZ · $100,550 – $194,270
This role develops full-stack software applications for Intel's semiconductor manufacturing automation, focusing on new product workflows and process optimization. It suits experienced engineers with Microsoft technology expertise who want to solve complex manufacturing challenges across distributed factory teams.
Listed on Intel’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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