Web Developer

Menasha•Menasha, WI

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Web Developer is a key contributor and subject matter expert for internal and external web activities, including customer-facing internet products such as portals and mobile applications, as well as internally developed business applications. The role creates, tests, and documents stable, efficient, reusable code and is accountable for end-to-end extraction, transformation, and loading (ETL) of data to and from web-based systems and other business applications, following the Information Systems Department’s established policies and procedures. The position is eligible to work at the Brookfield or Menasha office and from a home office in a hybrid workplace model. Candidates must reside in Wisconsin, and reliable home internet is required. The schedule is 1.0 FTE, 40 hours per week, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The role also requires later hours for system changes or technical problem resolution and participation in an on-call rotation for off-hours support. The employer notes that employees can be paid to volunteer in their local neighborhoods and describes opportunities to contribute to local communities.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Business, or a related field, or equivalent years of experience.
At least 3 years of experience in application development, including at least 2 years in web development.
Must reside in Wisconsin for consideration.
Reliable internet connection for work from a home office.
Ability to work later hours for system changes or technical problem resolution and participate in an off-hours on-call rotation.

Nice To Haves

Web development experience in a healthcare or health insurance environment.

Responsibilities

Design, develop, test, document, implement, and maintain web and mobile applications and data interfaces between web, mobile, and business applications in accordance with departmental standards.
Write program code using generally accepted programming techniques; debug program logic; prepare program, system, and integration plans; and document solutions to support troubleshooting and issue resolution.
Follow audit and regulatory requirements and consult with Information Systems employees, leadership, and business stakeholders on technical solutions and best practices.
Provide expertise in developing and implementing web solutions that meet business requirements and advise Network Health associates on web technologies.
Monitor and audit web systems for effectiveness, throughput, and responsiveness; recommend changes and advise management on improving the web application environment and performance.
Deliver complex technical tasks and projects on time and within budget.
Troubleshoot customer complaints related to web system performance or data integrity and support customer/member satisfaction with the web application infrastructure.
Assist in resolving production interruptions, communicate issues and expected resolutions to stakeholders and management, and support and maintain web server and network infrastructure.
Help ensure internally and externally facing web applications are secure and free from vulnerabilities; work with the Information Systems Security team to remediate security issues.
Work later hours when system changes are implemented or to resolve technical problems, and participate in an off-hours on-call rotation.
Stay current with software development, web systems standards, and web security practices through publications, online communities, conferences, workshops, and professional relationships.