Programmer Analyst - Lansing, MI

AHU Technologies
  • Washington, District of Columbia
  • $52 Per Hour
30+ days ago

Job Description

Job Description:
The Programmer Analyst 6 position will work as contract resources for the Client Department of Technology, Management and Budget (DTMB) supporting the Client Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS). The resource will act in a developer and analyst role to provide maintenance and support for a variety of Client Department of Health and Human Services applications.
Programmer Analyst 6 (.NET C# Developer)
Must Have:
·      5+ years of .NET CORE 3.1 or higher (6.0 preferred) and C# experience.
·      5+ years of experience developing with REST web service interfaces or Web APIs.
·      5+ years of experience with SQL including writing and maintaining complex Select/Insert/Update statements.
·      3+ years of experience with developing code to allow users to upload documents from a website.
·      5+ years of experience with Agile / SCRUM processes and working in Sprint Development team.
·      5+ years of experience working with GIT code repository software.
·      5+ years of experience developing unit and regression tests.
·      HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery + 3
Nice to Have:
·      5+ years of experience developing secure websites using industry best practices (such as preventing cross site scripting or SQL injection attacks and coding logging into software functionality).
·      3+ years of experience working with Azure DevOps / TFS using boards and code repository.
·      Familiarity with SendGrid
·      Familiarity with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)
·      Familiarity with identity provider (IdP) integration using OpenID Connect (OIDC) or SAML
·      Experience working with Azure DevOps, Jira, or equivalent for SDLC management.
Compensation: $52.00 per hour

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LocationWashington, District of Columbia

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