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Application Support Engineer / Developer ___ Charlotte, NC (Onsite) ___ Contract

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About the role

Application Support Engineer / Developer
Location: Charlotte, NC (Onsite)
Duration: Long Term Contract
Experience Required: Overall 10+ Years in IT
Job Description: We are seeking a skilled and experienced Application Support Engineer / Developer for a contract role in Charlotte, NC. The candidate must be with a strong background in SQL, PowerShell scripting, VB.NET, and Java. This role will involve supporting and enhancing legacy applications, automating processes, and providing technical solutions in a highly regulated environment.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Support and maintain enterprise applications developed in VB.NET and JavaWrite and optimize SQL queries for data extraction, reporting, and analysis
  • Develop and maintain PowerShell scripts for automation and task management
  • Perform root cause analysis and resolve technical issues in production environments
  • Work collaboratively with cross-functional teams to enhance system performance and functionality
  • Maintain proper documentation for code, processes, and solutions
  • Ensure compliance with security and regulatory standards
Required Skills:
  • Strong hands-on experience with SQL (queries, procedures, optimization)
  • Proficient in PowerShell scripting for system administration and automation
  • Solid knowledge of VB.NET and Java development
  • Experience in production support and issue resolution
  • Strong problem-solving and analytical skills
  • Excellent communication and documentation skills

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