Information Technology Specialist - B (Junior Microsoft Full Stack .Net Developer)

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The Information Technology Division manages the technology infrastructure which supports business operations: including personal computers, laptops, servers, printers, the internal network which connects them all, telephones, smartphones, and conference room equipment. By providing direct support to end users via the IT Service Desk, onsite office and jobsite support, and Training Classes IT supports application software (purchased such as Oracle, Primavera, Microsoft, and custom-written applications such as ORCMS, PTS, IEH, etc.).

## Job Description Summary

The Junior Full Stack .Net Developer is responsible for working on a software development project team, developing applications consistently, enhancing existing applications and adhering to a standard set of tools and architecture.

## Job Description

Responsibilities include:

• Develop distributed and scalable web applications using .Net, Blazor, ASP.Net MVC5 framework, SQL Server and Creating data integrations with 3rd party and in-house systems.
• The selected candidate will be a key member of a core development team participating in all aspects of the SCA Software Development Life Cycle as specified by a Project Manager.
• Contribute to the applications Design and Architecture effort.
• Work with technical project managers and application directors to ensure that client expectations are met and that project schedules are adhered to.
• Interact with end users to understand requirement specifications, perform analysis, documentation, design, and code test solutions.
• Document, develop, maintain and upgrade existing applications, modifying the applications as required, based on the desired Architecture.
• Contribute to implementation efforts (UAT, environment setup, end user support).
• Use SCA tools to report activities and update status of projects assigned, as required.
• Performs related tasks as assigned.

**Weighted consideration may be given...