Senior Application Developer (Microsoft .Net/Full stack) x2

A government entity needs a Senior Application Developer who still loves the build. Custom applications, in an agile room, from specification to something that runs. You write it, test it, document it, and you do not leave the next person guessing.

The work includes eLearning that trains and supports the people who use what you ship.

The Role:

You translate user requirements into the design and development of customised applications in an agile environment. You design, develop and deploy from program specifications, and you keep the build inside the government entity’s Software Development Life Cycle and Application Lifecycle Management.

What you will do:

▸   Translate user requirements into the design and development of customised applications in an agile environment.

▸   Design, develop and deploy programs from program specifications.

▸   Construct and implement application programs.

▸   Construct and develop programs, including coding, testing and debugging.

▸   Ensure documentation of code and classes.

▸   Coordinate application plans with the development team or the government entity.

▸   Adhere to the government entity’s Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) methodologies and processes.

▸   Design, develop and deploy eLearning solutions that meet the government entity’s needs and optimise efficacy through training and support.

Requirements

What you bring:

Minimum qualifications and competencies:

▸   A tertiary qualification in Computer Science and/or Software Engineering and/or Information Systems and/or Information Technology, and/or a related technical certification in an IT field.

▸   A minimum of 7 years’ experience as an application developer working with:

• ASP.NET, Web Forms, MVC 5 and C#
• JavaScript and jQuery
• HTML and CSS
• Microsoft SQL Server and stored procedures
• Blazor

▸   Proficiency in source code management applications.

READY TO BUILD THE NEXT ONE?

If the Microsoft stack is muscle memory and you still want the hard problems, this seat is open.