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Working As A Junior .NET Developer

  • Interacting With Computers
  • Getting Information
  • Updating and Using Relevant Knowledge
  • Thinking Creatively
  • Processing Information

  • Mostly Sitting

  • Repetitive

  • $81,000

    Average Salary

What Does A Junior .NET Developer Do

Web developers design and create websites. They are responsible for the look of the site. They are also responsible for the site’s technical aspects, such as its performance and capacity, which are measures of a website’s speed and how much traffic the site can handle. In addition, web developers may create content for the site.

Duties

Web developers typically do the following:

  • Meet with clients or management to discuss the needs and design of a website
  • Create and test applications for a website
  • Write code for websites, using programming languages such as HTML or XML
  • Work with other team members to determine what information the site will contain
  • Work with graphics and other designers to determine the website’s layout
  • Integrate graphics, audio, and video into the website
  • Monitor website traffic

When creating a website, developers have to make their client’s vision a reality. They build particular types of websites, such as ecommerce, news, or gaming sites, to fit clients’ needs. Different types of websites may require different applications to work right. For example, a gaming site should be able to handle advanced graphics, whereas an ecommerce site needs a payment-processing application. The developer decides which applications and designs will best fit the site.

Some developers handle all aspects of a website’s construction, and others specialize in a certain aspect of it. The following are examples of types of specialized web developers:

Back-end web developers are responsible for the overall technical construction of the website. They create the basic framework of the site and ensure that it works as expected. Back-end web developers also establish procedures for allowing others to add new pages to the website and meet with management to discuss major changes to the site.

Front-end web developers are responsible for how a website looks. They create the site’s layout and integrate graphics, applications (such as a retail checkout tool), and other content. They also write web-design programs in a variety of computer languages, such as HTML or JavaScript.

Webmasters maintain websites and keep them updated. They ensure that websites operate correctly, and they test for errors such as broken links. Many webmasters respond to user comments as well.

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How To Become A Junior .NET Developer

The typical education needed to become a web developer is an associate’s degree in web design or a related field. Web developers need knowledge of both programming and graphic design.

Education

Educational requirements for web developers vary with the setting they work in and the type of work they do. Requirements range from a high school diploma to a bachelor’s degree. An associate’s degree in web design or related field is the most common requirement.

However, for more technical developer positions, such as back-end web developers, some employers prefer workers who have at least a bachelor’s degree in computer science, programming, or a related field.

Web developers need to have a thorough understanding of HTML programming. The most recent version, HTML5, contains new features that web developers need to understand. Many employers also want developers to understand other programming languages, such as JavaScript or SQL, as well as have some knowledge of multimedia publishing tools, such as Flash. Throughout their career, web developers must keep up to date on new tools and computer languages.

Some employers prefer web developers who have both a computer degree and coursework in graphic design, especially if the developer will be heavily involved in the website’s visual appearance.

Advancement

Web developers who have a bachelor’s degree can advance to become project managers. For more information, see the profile on computer and information systems managers.

Important Qualities

Concentration. Web developers must sit at a computer and write detailed code for long periods.

Creativity. Web developers often are involved in designing the appearance of a website and must make sure that it looks innovative and up to date.

Customer-service skills. Webmasters have to respond politely and correctly to user questions and requests.

Detail oriented. When web developers write in HTML, a minor error could cause an entire webpage to stop working.

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Junior .NET Developer Career Paths

Junior .NET Developer
NET Developer Developer Senior Software Engineer
Senior .NET Developer
6 Yearsyrs
NET Developer Senior Software Engineer
Senior Software Engineer Lead
6 Yearsyrs
NET Developer Senior Software Engineer Project Manager
Delivery Manager
7 Yearsyrs
Developer Project Manager Information Technology Director
Vice President Of Information Technology
12 Yearsyrs
Developer Business Analyst
Product Owner
9 Yearsyrs
Software Engineer Project Manager Information Technology Director
Chief Technology Officer
11 Yearsyrs
Software Engineer Software Development Manager
Director Of Software Development
12 Yearsyrs
Software Engineer Senior .NET Developer
Lead .NET Developer
7 Yearsyrs
Software Developer Project Leader Development Manager
Senior Development Manager
10 Yearsyrs
Software Developer Senior Programmer Analyst Manager Applications Development
Application Development Director
11 Yearsyrs
Software Developer Consultant Senior Programmer Analyst
Application Manager
9 Yearsyrs
Web Developer Consultant Information Technology Manager
Information Technology Development Manager
8 Yearsyrs
Applications Developer Information Technology Consultant Web Developer
Web Content Manager
5 Yearsyrs
Web Developer User Interaction Designer User Experience Designer
User Experience Manager
8 Yearsyrs
Applications Developer Consultant Co-Founder
Chief Technology Officer & Founder
9 Yearsyrs
Applications Developer Systems Analyst Information Technology Analyst
Information Technology Supervisor, Information Technology
6 Yearsyrs
Programmer Systems Programmer Systems Developer
Senior Systems Developer
7 Yearsyrs
Programmer Senior Web Developer
Senior Web Engineer
7 Yearsyrs
Systems Engineer Sales Engineer Key Account Manager
Customer Development Manager
6 Yearsyrs
Front End Developer Senior Graphic Designer Print Production Manager
Freelance Project Manager
6 Yearsyrs
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Average Length of Employment
NET Developer 3.0 years
Internet Application Developer 2.9 years
Software Developer 2.6 years
Applications Developer 2.6 years
Web/Database Developer 2.3 years
Solution Developer 2.3 years
Sharepoint Developer 2.3 years
Senior .NET Developer 2.3 years
Developer 2.2 years
Lead .NET Developer 2.1 years
Junior .NET Developer 2.0 years
Assistant Web Developer 1.7 years
Web Page Developer 1.6 years
Junior Java Developer 1.5 years
Contract Web Developer 1.5 years
Junior Application Developer 1.5 years
Junior Developer 1.4 years
Junior Web Developer 1.3 years
Junior Software Developer 1.3 years
Software Developer Internship 0.5 years
Top Careers Before Junior .NET Developer
NET Developer 29.5%
Software Developer 10.4%
Developer 10.3%
Software Engineer 9.3%
Senior .NET Developer 6.2%
Web Developer 5.2%
Senior Software Engineer 4.7%
Programmer Analyst 4.2%
Programmer 4.2%
Applications Developer 2.8%
Internship 1.8%
Consultant 1.7%
Research And Development Internship 1.7%
Junior Developer 1.4%
Web Application Developer 1.3%
SQL Server Developer 1.2%
Interactive Developer 1.1%
Team Leader 1.1%
Systems Engineer 1.0%
Senior Programmer Analyst 1.0%
Top Careers After Junior .NET Developer
Senior .NET Developer 29.9%
NET Developer 25.6%
Senior Software Engineer 7.7%
Developer 6.0%
Software Developer 3.7%
Software Engineer 3.4%
Lead .NET Developer 2.6%
Applications Developer 2.6%
Web Developer 2.5%
Sharepoint Developer 2.1%
Lead Developer 1.9%
Programmer Analyst 1.9%
Consultant 1.7%
Lead Technician 1.5%
Senior Consultant 1.3%
Module Lead 1.2%
Sharepoint Architect 1.2%
Interactive Developer 1.1%
Team Leader 1.1%
Web Application Developer 1.0%

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Junior .NET Developer Demographics

Gender

Male

52.8%

Female

29.7%

Unknown

17.5%
Ethnicity

White

45.7%

Asian

29.3%

Hispanic or Latino

9.6%

Black or African American

9.2%

Unknown

6.2%
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Foreign Languages Spoken

Chinese

16.1%

Cantonese

12.9%

Spanish

12.9%

French

9.7%

Carrier

9.7%

Mandarin

9.7%

Portuguese

6.5%

Vietnamese

6.5%

German

6.5%

Wolof

3.2%

Polish

3.2%

Tamil

3.2%
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Junior .NET Developer Education

Schools

University of Central Missouri

13.4%

More Tech Institute

11.8%

Maharishi University of Management

10.1%

University of Houston

5.5%

University of Phoenix

5.5%

University of the District of Columbia

5.0%

New York University

4.6%

University of Texas at Dallas

4.6%

Texas A&M University

4.6%

University of Bridgeport

4.2%

Northern Illinois University

3.8%

University of Missouri - Kansas City

3.4%

Silicon Valley University

3.4%

Fairleigh Dickinson University

2.9%

Virginia International University

2.9%

Pennsylvania State University

2.9%

Florida State University

2.9%

Stevens Institute of Technology

2.9%

University of Illinois at Springfield

2.9%

Northwestern Polytechnic University

2.5%
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Majors

Computer Science

40.8%

Information Technology

11.8%

Computer Engineering

10.9%

Computer Applications

8.3%

Electrical Engineering

8.2%

Engineering

3.8%

Computer Information Systems

3.2%

Information Systems

2.5%

Business

2.2%

Electrical Engineering Technology

1.4%

Management Information Systems

1.4%

Information Sciences

0.8%

Finance

0.8%

Mechanical Engineering

0.8%

Mathematics

0.6%

Computer Systems Security

0.6%

Management

0.6%

Computer Networking

0.4%

Physics

0.4%

Communication

0.4%
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Degrees

Bachelors

54.2%

Masters

35.0%

Other

6.6%

Associate

1.7%

Diploma

1.0%

Certificate

0.8%

Doctorate

0.6%
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AVERAGE SALARY FOR A Junior .NET Developer

Average Yearly Salary
$81,000
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$61,000
Min 10%
$81,000
Median 50%
$81,000
Median 50%
$81,000
Median 50%
$81,000
Median 50%
$81,000
Median 50%
$81,000
Median 50%
$81,000
Median 50%
$108,000
Max 90%
Best Paying Company
Nityo Infotech
Highest Paying City
Seattle, WA
Highest Paying State
Washington
Avg Experience Level
2.0 years
How much does a Junior .NET Developer make at top companies?
The national average salary for a Junior .NET Developer in the United States is $81,504 per year or $39 per hour. Those in the bottom 10 percent make under $61,000 a year, and the top 10 percent make over $108,000.

Real Junior .NET Developer Salaries

Job Title Company Location Start Date Salary
.NET Developer Anira Solutions Inc. Ashburn, VA Sep 16, 2018 $96,000
.NET Full Stack Developer Anira Solutions Inc. Ashburn, VA Sep 16, 2018 $96,000
.NET Developer Amerisoftpro Systems LLC Ashburn, VA Jun 29, 2019 $94,000
.NET Developer Anira Solutions Inc. Ashburn, VA Sep 09, 2019 $94,000
. NET Developer Moxie It Solutions Inc. Ashburn, VA Nov 01, 2018 $94,000
.NET Developer Amerisoftpro Systems LLC Ashburn, VA Dec 22, 2018 $94,000
.NET Developer Zillion Technologies Inc. Ashburn, VA Nov 25, 2017 $92,019
Fullstack .NET Developer Anira Solutions Inc. Ashburn, VA Sep 09, 2019 $74,000
.NET Developer Anira Solutions Inc. Ashburn, VA Sep 09, 2019 $74,000
.NET Developer GVA Infotech Inc. Ashburn, VA Sep 18, 2017 $70,000
.NET Developer Anira Solutions Inc. Ashburn, VA Sep 18, 2017 $70,000
.NET Developer Anira Solutions Inc. Ashburn, VA Oct 09, 2016 $66,000
.NET Developer GVA Infotech Inc. Ashburn, VA Oct 09, 2016 $66,000
.NET Developer Viewsoft Inc. Ashburn, VA Sep 09, 2013 $62,000

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Top Skills for A Junior .NET Developer

  1. Web Application
  2. T-Sql
  3. C # .NET
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  • Designed and developed WCF web service and configured the web service with appropriate endpoints for consuming them in web application.
  • Involved in performance tuning and designing database tables, Stored Procedures, Functions and Triggers in SQL and T-SQL.
  • Developed tabular queries for efficient analysis of report using Pivot/Un-Pivot in T-SQL.
  • Experienced in developing user interface, visual design, and information architecture for designing and developing modern web interfaces.
  • Participated in all aspects of analysis, application design/architecture including database design and architecture, development, testing and Implementation.

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