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.NET Technical Lead

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onshore technology consultantsBismarck (ND)

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About the role

Remote, U.S. only (Michigan preferred). Full-time, contingent on contract award; anticipated start February 1, 2027.
Pay: $130,000–$160,000 plus benefits. About Onshore Systems AIOnshore Systems AI, based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, builds and supports secure enterprise platforms for healthcare workflows, legacy modernization and cloud transformation, delivered entirely by U.S.-based teams.
The role: We are pursuing a multi-year State of Michigan contract to maintain, support and enhance five public-health applications used for lead-poisoning surveillance, lead-abatement certification, toxicology and environmental sampling. You will be the named Technical Lead: owning the codebase, guiding a small team of .NET developers and a DBA, and serving as the State's technical point of contact.
What you'll do: Lead maintenance, break/fix and enhancement work across five .NET 8 / SQL Server 2022 applications hosted in the State's data center- Meet service-level targets for critical, high, medium and low issues, and run root-cause reviews- Maintain integrations including MILogin single sign-on, a master person index, an enterprise service bus, HL7 lab messaging and address validation- Estimate, design and deliver State-requested enhancements through a formal change-control process- Keep code, documentation and deployments aligned with State security standards (NIST controls, MFA, encryption) and WCAG accessibility- Mentor developers, review code and own release quality
Must have: 5+ years as Technical Lead on an application-support or development project of similar size and complexity- 5+ years of hands-on work in .NET and SQL Server environments (C#, ASP.NET, T-SQL, stored procedures, query tuning)- Experience supporting production systems under a service-level agreement- Excellent communication and organization skills; comfortable presenting to government stakeholders- Must live and work in the United StatesNice to have- .NET 8 / ASP.NET Core and SQL Server 2022- Public-sector or healthcare data experience (HL7, FHIR, case management, surveillance systems)- Experience with State of Michigan systems, MILogin or DTMB standards- Azure DevOps or GitHub CI/CD; automated testing
How to apply: Send your resume and two or three projects you led (size, team, technology, your role) to. Selected candidates will be named in our proposal and asked to sign a letter of commitment contingent on award. Onshore Systems AI is an equal opportunity employer.

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