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David Careers

Applications Developer

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cm legal searchAndrews Air Force Base (MD)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$115,000 - $172,750 per year

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About the role

Applications Developer A leading law firm is seeking an Applications Developer to join its Solutions & Automation team, based in one of its offices in Mountain View, San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, Washington, D.C., or Boston. This is a strong opportunity for a curious, early-career developer looking for hands-on exposure to enterprise applications, AI-enabled tools, cloud services, data platforms, and modern automation practices, working alongside experienced engineers on real, production-facing systems. The role involves building and enhancing internal web applications, business tools, APIs, and integrations, and supporting AI and automation initiatives involving Microsoft Copilot, Azure AI services, and workflow automation. The developer will also work with SQL databases, reporting and dashboard tools, and Azure-hosted applications, contributing to cloud migration and modernization projects, troubleshooting issues, documenting systems, and partnering with stakeholders to gather requirements and improve processes. Candidates should have a fundamental understanding of programming concepts, familiarity with at least one modern language, and strong analytical and communication skills. Exposure to C#/.NET, SQL Server, Azure, Power Platform, Power BI, or Python is a plus. A bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field is required, along with 3+ years of related experience in a professional services environment. The salary range is $115,000–$172,750.

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