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Lead ETRM Systems Developer

Posted 38 days ago

procomHouston (TX)

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About the role

Lead ETRM Systems Developer: On behalf of our Energy client, Procom is searching for a Lead ETRM Systems Developer for a permanent role. This position is onsite at our client's Houston, Texas office. Lead ETRM Systems Developer - Job Description: This role involves supporting and developing within the RightAngle ETRM application, focusing on troubleshooting, problem resolution, and delivering technical requirements. The position emphasizes creating superior value for customers and contributing to a sustainable future. Lead ETRM Systems Developer - Responsibilities: Provide direct technical/functional assistance to key business users and technical project support for applicationsWork with functional leads to develop plans and coordinate work across all functional areas of the businessCoordinate and facilitate meetings, document key decisions, risks, and issuesSupport and maintain RightAngle, outbound/inbound interfaces, and Web servicesWrite SQL scripts for troubleshooting and reports Lead ETRM Systems Developer - MandatorySkills: Bachelor's degree in IT or related fieldExperience in application support on RightAngleStrong experience with SQL server scripts and stored proceduresStrong leadership ability and advanced analytical skillsProven success in driving projects and delivering resultsStrong written and verbal communication skills 8+ years' experience in development and support on RightAngle (.Net) Lead ETRM Systems Developer – Nice-to-HaveSkills: Commodity trading and risk management experienceProven track record in troubleshooting various systems like RightAngleExperience with T-SQL, SSIS, and C# (.Net) Lead ETRM Systems Developer – Assignment Length: This is a permanent position. Lead ETRM Systems Developer - Start Date: ASAP. Lead ETRM Systems Developer - Assignment Location: Houston, Texas, onsite.

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