.NET Web Developer III
About The Position
The position is a .Net Web Developer III needed for the development, maintenance and support of critical priority applications in the Administrative Services Division, Worker's Compensation Division and Equal Rights Division. Candidates will play an integral role on self-directed work teams in support of high priority development projects. Project work will include application architecture design and development, integration with 3rd party software, data conversion, new development and modifications to existing code. Successful candidates will have demonstrated success in designing, creating, and maintaining web services, system integration, web development, and Agile Scrum development methodology. Preference will be given to qualified candidates with familiarity of State of Wisconsin application systems, procedures, and development standards and agile scrum development methodology. DWD is currently allowing remote work from any of the contiguous states of the United States, but will attempt to procure candidates from within Wisconsin initially, and will open up the search nationally if no one can be selected from the first in-state posting. The contractor will be required to be available online, be present to meet all workload requirements, and must be available to attend all scheduled meetings during DWD standard working hours of 7:45 am – 4:30 pm Central Time. DWD can make changes or modifications to this arrangement with a reasonable advance notice.
Requirements
- .Net (5yrs)
- C# (5yrs)
- Relational database experience (4 yrs)
- Previous work in government, insurance, accounting or case management (4yrs)
- VB.NET
- Object Oriented Design
- MVC/MVVM
- Visual Studio .NET
- MS Team Foundation Server/AzureDevOps
- Oracle/SQL/Oracle PL-SQL
- Highly technically competent
- Consistently high producer
- Good communicator
- Overall team player
- Available online during DWD standard working hours
- Present to meet all workload requirements
- Available to attend all scheduled meetings during DWD standard working hours of 7:45 am – 4:30 pm Central Time
Nice To Haves
- Familiarity of State of Wisconsin application systems, procedures, and development standards
- Google Cloud or Microsoft Azure Cloud experience
- WPF
Responsibilities
- Development, maintenance and support of critical priority applications in the Administrative Services Division, Worker's Compensation Division and Equal Rights Division.
- Play an integral role on self-directed work teams in support of high priority development projects.
- Application architecture design and development.
- Integration with 3rd party software.
- Data conversion.
- New development and modifications to existing code.
- Designing, creating, and maintaining web services.
- System integration.
- Web development.
- Agile Scrum development methodology.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
No Education Listed
