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SharePoint Administrator/Developer

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xtreme solutionsWashington (DC)

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Job Description: Job Description
Job Title: SHAREPOINT ADMINISTRATOR/DEVELOPER
Location: 600 19th Street
Washington, DC 20006 Classification: Exempt Full-time Position Monday thru Friday hours (Telework through COVID) Report to: Xtreme Solutions, Inc. On-Site Supervisor Security Clearance Required: Secret or qualify to process for a clearance
Job Summary: The SharePoint Administrator/Developer manages all aspects of the SharePoint environment, including design, architecture, availability, reliability, performance, monitoring and security of the portal in meeting the needs of our customer.
Roles and Responsibilities:
  • Manage and develop SharePoint pages and AccessApply current graphics design and .NET technologies to develop, modify, maintain SharePoint and Access portals
  • Design, develop, and manage site content and capabilities and provide daily onsite maintenance of the existing MOSS 2007 portals
  • Creating and configuring new sites
  • Adding document libraries
  • Creating and configuring lists and forms
  • Backing up SharePoint sites
  • Design, develop and maintain key components of the software suite using classic ASP, Microsoft .Net and SharePoint Server 2007 and new 2013.Documents and demonstrates solutions by developing documentation, flowcharts, layouts, diagrams, charts, code comments and clear code

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