Senior.Net Developer/Analyst

City of New York•New York, NY

2h•$114,930 - $173,473

About The Position

AGENCY DESCRIPTION: The New York City Office Of Administrative Tax Appeals (OATA) is a small agency that oversees both the New York City Tax Commission and the New York City Tax Appeals Tribunal. OATA provides NYC property owners and taxpayers with an independent forum in which to appeal tax-related determinations of the New York City Department of Finance. JOB DESCRIPTION: OATA IT Services division is committed to transforming the agency through innovation and collaboration. Under the supervision of Chief, the .Net Developer/Analyst will be responsible for analyzing requirements, designing and developing applications.

Requirements

Current professional/vendor certifications
A masters degree in computer science or a related field from an accredited college or university AND 12 months of satisfactory full-time specialized experience in computer applications development planning, design, configuration, installation, troubleshooting, integration, performance monitoring, maintenance, enhancement, and security management as described in the IT Titles Task Inventory: Applications Development; Web Development, Design, and Maintenance; Business/Systems Analysis; Project Management Support; Application Design; GIS Structures, Spatial Analysis, and Mapping Principles; Testing; Technical Writing; and Version Control
A baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university AND 24 months of satisfactory full-time specialized experience as described above
A four-year high school diploma or its educational equivalent AND 24 months of satisfactory full-time specialized experience plus 48 months of information technology experience
A satisfactory combination of education and experience which is equivalent to a four-year high school diploma or its educational equivalent plus 24 months of satisfactory full-time specialized information technology experience, with education substituting for experience on a basis of 30 semester credits per 12 months, up to a maximum of 48 months.