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Web Developer / Information Systems Analyst I, Option W

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state of illinoisSpringfield (IL)

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About the role

The Department of Innovation and Technology seeks a Web Developer to perform specialized professional programming functions supporting the Illinois State Police. The role involves designing and writing program specifications and code for complex distributed systems and web application development, as well as conducting technical advisory tasks in design, construction, and maintenance of applications. The position serves in a dynamic, creative environment working with users on data processing needs and technical studies.
Key qualifications: Four years of college coursework in computer science or related fields One year of professional experience in Web Services or related IT field One year of professional experience developing web applications using Object-Oriented (OO) programming languages One year of professional experience building and maintaining web applications using .NET, C#.NET, JQuery/JavaScript, and SQL Server One year of professional experience conducting feasibility studies for system conversions and enhancements

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