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NetSuite Developer

Posted 5 days ago

software technologyMadison (WI)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

NetSuite Developer Apex Systems is looking for a NetSuite Developer for one of our clients on a contract-to-hire basis. The company sits in Madison, WI but the position can sit 100% remote across the United States.
Job Requirements:
  • Understand of and experience developing with SuiteScript 1.0 and SuiteScript 2.0 (2.1 preferred), as well as familiarity with use of asynchronous functions
  • Design, develop, deploy, and manage user workflows
  • Create custom fields, forms, and records
  • Building NetSuite customizations Using Suitelets and Restlets
  • Experienced Object-Oriented Programmer - Typescript preferred
  • Proficient in API architecture and solutions
  • Strong Software Design including Documentation skills to capture detailed functional design and specification documents capturing workflow process
  • Demonstrates DevOps mindset and has experience using CI/CD and automation preferred
  • Strong communication skills
  • Successful working with stakeholders across multiple areas to solicit business requirements
Team Collaboration: Maintaining a high level of communication with team members and stakeholders who are largely remote is critical. Demonstrates agile mindset and has experience working on teams using agile frameworks Cross-training and coaching other team members
Required Skills: Netsuite.

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