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EDI EDIFECS Application Developer

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system onePittsburgh (PA)

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Job Description: EDI EDIFECS Application Developer FTE Hybrid Lafayette, LA or Chicago, IL Job Summary Seeking an experienced EDI EDIFECS Application Developer to design, develop, integrate, and support enterprise EDI solutions. The ideal candidate will have strong expertise in Edifecs, BizTalk, EDI transactions, APIs, SQL, and .NET/Java technologies, along with experience building scalable production-ready applications.
Key Responsibilities: Design, develop, and maintain enterprise EDI applications. Build secure, scalable, and high-quality software. Develop and optimize database solutions. Create and maintain APIs and integration services. Improve existing applications and resolve performance issues. Collaborate with Product Owners, QA Engineers, Scrum Masters, and development teams. Maintain high unit test coverage and coding standards. Mentor junior developers. Stay current with emerging technologies and industry best practices.
Required Experience: 7+ years of software development experience Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or equivalent experience
Must-Have: Skills Edifecs v9.1BizTalk 2016EDI DevelopmentX12N TransactionsHL7 MessagesFHIRSSISSQL Server (2012/2014/2016)MS SQL / SQL Development MySQLTeradataMongoDBC#.NET Framework JavaWCFWeb ServicesAPI AppsAPI Management PortalGitLab / GitHub / TFSVisual Studio Team Foundation Server (VSTFS)SCCMSCOMDatabase Design & OptimizationCI/CDSoftware Development Problem Solving Cross-functional Collaboration Nice-to-Have SkillsAWS LambdaAmazon S3DynamoDBJenkinsScrumSAFe Agile#M1 #DI-CB2 #L1 - KB1

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