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Apps Developer – AI Agents + SQL + .NET – State Agency – $67/hr W2 – Phoenix Hybrid – 6 Months

Posted 18 days ago

nova 22 a sunsoft companyPhoenix (AZ)

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$67/hr

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Apps Developer – AI Agents + SQL +.NETState Agency – $67/hr W2 – Phoenix Hybrid – 6 MonthsSunSoftOnline is hiring an Applications Developer (SQL /.NET / AI Agent Developer) for an Arizona state agency. Requirements before applying: Arizona residency with your city on your resume · U.S. citizen or green card holder, no sponsorship · W2 only, no C2C.
Required
SQL: Azure SQL and SQL Server, advanced query writing and optimization, stored procedures, indexing, triggers.
NET: C#, Visual Studio, ASP.NET, OOP and UI design
Experience building AI agents. This must appear on your resume. Bachelor's degree plus 8+ years of SQL, web development, and analysis experience (or equivalent)
Preferred: OpenAIPython scripting
Agile methodology
The work: designing, developing, and optimizing complex Azure SQL databases. Leading database projects and troubleshooting performance issues. Building and maintaining AI agents: autonomous, multi-agent systems that reason, plan, execute tasks, and collaborate with other systems and humans, including prompt engineering and RAG pipelines. Maintaining and supporting Microsoft Azure App Services and C#.NET applications. Data warehousing and ETL. Mentoring junior developers. Writing technical documentation. Also useful: RESTful APIs, Azure DevOps, Microsoft OpenAI framework, AI-driven development with Copilot or Claude, SDLC proficiency. The facts: $67/hr W2
  • hybrid in Phoenix at 1400 W. Washington St
  • Mon-Fri, 8-5
  • starts October 26, 2026, six months
  • in-person interview in Phoenix within a week of the close
  • HireRight background check and drug screening. Closes Friday, September 25 at 3 PM.Keywords: AI Agent, Agentic AI, LangChain, RAG, Azure OpenAI, OpenAI, Prompt Engineering, C#,.NET, ASP.NET, Azure SQL, SQL Server, Stored Procedures, Azure DevOps, Python, ETL, Data Warehousing, Phoenix, Arizona

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