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Application Developer (.NET / SQL)

Info Origin Inc.

Application Developer (.NET / SQL)

Posted 6 Days Ago

Remote

2 Locations

40-46 Hourly

Junior

Remote

2 Locations

40-46 Hourly

Junior

Configure and support the FASTDS-VS COTS application, including requirements analysis, user permissions, reference tables, change-request development, scripting, debugging, source control, testing, implementation specifications, and production support. The role requires SQL and object-oriented development experience, familiarity with software development methodologies, and strong analytical and communication skills.

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Job Description

This is an Application Developer position supporting configuration of all aspects of the FASTDS-VS® COTS application. The selected candidate will perform requirement gathering and analysis, perform application configuration tasks, reference table configurations, set up users with access permissions for various functions, application development for change requests, scripting, software debugging, source control, application testing, preparation of implementation specifications and production application support.

Candidate must possess good understanding of different software development methodologies; both traditional and Agile.

Required Qualifications:

- Candidates must possess a bachelor’s degree. Prefer the degree be in the following fields but not required:

Computer Science

Computer/Management Information Systems

Mathematics

- 2 years’ experience with a SQL database.

- 2 years’ experience with OO development (.Net, Java, C#, VB)

- Strong analytical and communication skills

- Proficiency in MS Office Suite

- Working knowledge of software development methodologies, standards, coding best practices

- Enthusiasm and eagerness to learn

Preferred Qualifications:

- Experience with web services.

- Familiarity with APIs

- Experience with AWS

- Knowledge of SQL Stored procedures

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