SharePoint Developer

As a SharePoint Developer at our company, your primary responsibilities will include configuring and customizing SharePoint systems, developing new web components using tools like XML and C#, and extending SharePoint functionality with application technologies. Additionally, you'll meet with business teams to review requirements, troubleshoot software issues, and provide systems training to staff. You're expected to manage the entire lifecycle of SharePoint solutions from design through implementation.

To qualify for the SharePoint Developer position at our company, candidates should possess a Bachelor’s degree in computer science or software engineering, along with previous experience in SharePoint development. A strong understanding of C#, ASP.NET, and .NET frameworks is essential, as well as familiarity with other web technologies like HTML5, CSS, and SQL Server. High-level coding skills and the ability to solve complex software issues are also crucial.

At our company, a SharePoint Developer should hold extensive knowledge of C#, ASP.NET, and .NET Frameworks. Familiarity with JavaScript, HTML5, CSS, XML, and jQuery is also beneficial. Experience with SQL Server and web services is crucial for building robust applications that scale effectively according to business needs.

A SharePoint Developer at our company plays a vital role in training staff and customers on the functionality of new systems and applications. This may involve creating user manuals, conducting hands-on workshops, and offering ongoing support to ensure that all users can effectively utilize the custom SharePoint solutions you develop.

Testing and debugging are critical components of the SharePoint Developer role at our company. You will be responsible for thoroughly testing code and reviewing the software stability and website interface. Your ability to troubleshoot and resolve any software issues will ensure that our SharePoint solutions operate smoothly and meet the evolving needs of the company.

When answering this question, share specific projects you've worked on, highlighting tools and technologies you used, such as C#, ASP.NET, XML, and how you customized SharePoint to meet client needs. Be prepared to discuss challenges faced and how you overcame them.

It's important to convey a systematic approach to troubleshooting—start by identifying the issue, reviewing code, and using debugging tools effectively. Mention specific methodologies you follow, such as reviewing logs and conducting code analysis.

Explain the importance of architecture in application design. Discuss how you adhere to best practices in coding and design patterns, which support scalability. Share examples from your past experiences where you implemented these principles.

Outline your proficiency in key languages like C#, ASP.NET, and any other relevant technology. Provide examples of projects where you've successfully utilized these languages and indicate your comfort level with related tools.

Express your commitment to continuous learning by mentioning online courses, webinars, professional resources, or conferences you follow to keep abreast of the trends and updates in SharePoint development.

Choose a relevant project and describe your role, the challenges faced, and the successful outcomes. Emphasize your contributions and technical skills, detailing your thought process throughout the project.

Discuss your proactive communication style and how you facilitate meetings to define project requirements. Highlight the importance of feedback and iteration in delivering a successful SharePoint solution.

Mention specific debugging tools such as Visual Studio or browser developer tools. Share your methodological approach to debugging and how these tools assist you in finding and fixing issues efficiently.

Outline your experience with version control systems like Git and how you use them to track changes, collaborate with other developers, and ensure smooth deployment of updates.

Discuss general best practices for security in SharePoint development, such as implementing proper authentication, follow-up on security updates, and conducting thorough testing to ensure vulnerabilities are addressed.