TS/SCI SharePoint Developer Jobs
clearanceFort George G Meade (MD)
TS/SCI SharePoint Developer Jobs
Posted 4 days ago
clearanceFort George G Meade (MD)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
SharePoint Developer We are seeking an experienced SharePoint Developer to support a long-term federal program at Fort Meade. This individual will develop, maintain, and enhance SharePoint environments while supporting migrations, workflow automation, and Microsoft 365 initiatives.
Responsibilities:
Develop, maintain, and enhance SharePoint sites and related applications.
Build and support SharePoint solutions using Power Automate, Power Apps, Forms, and SPFx.
Support SharePoint migrations to Microsoft 365.Troubleshoot and remediate SharePoint issues and user requests.
Review new development requests and provide scope and level-of-effort estimates.
Build and maintain custom SharePoint solutions using JavaScript, CSS,.NET, HTML, and related development tools.
Provide technical guidance throughout SharePoint development and maintenance projects.
Create technical documentation and provide regular project status updates.
Required Qualifications:
Active TS/SCI clearance.
Approximately 7+ years of relevant SharePoint/development experience preferred.
Experience with SharePoint Online and Microsoft 365.Hands-on experience with Power Automate/Flow, Power Apps, Forms, and SPFx.
Experience supporting SharePoint-to-Microsoft 365 migrations.
Experience with legacy SharePoint 2013/2016 environments.
Development experience with JavaScript, CSS, .NET, HTML, Visual Studio, SharePoint Designer, and/or InfoPath.
Active DoD 8570 IAT Level II certification, such as Security+ CE or equivalent, required before supporting the contract.
Nice to Have:
Microsoft SharePoint certifications.
Microsoft Server or Azure certifications.
Experience supporting DoD or Intelligence Community environments.
Ability and willingness to obtain a CI Polygraph if required.
Willingness to travel occasionally based on mission requirements.
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