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clearanceChantilly (VA)

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About the role

Job TitleWeb Developer LocationChantilly, VASecurity Clearance Top Secret/SCI Full Scope Polygraph Career LevelNot specified SalaryNot specified
Job Description: Web Developer to act as a member of an AGILE development team working with HTML5, JavaScript, Bootstrap, CSS, C#.NET, SQL, Ruby on Rails, Artificial Intelligence, and Amazon Web Services to develop business applications in support of a government customer. The developer will collaborate with analysts, project leads, UI/UX developers, testers, and customers to define requirements, implement business logic, and refine applications. This position will also require providing support and troubleshooting issues with existing production applications.
Responsibilities: Responsible for researching, designing, developing and/or modifying software systems (e.g., custom, COTS, GOTS).Works closely with business analysts, UI/UX developers, and subject matter experts to understand functional requirements. Develops cost estimates for software development and enhancements and conducts impact analysis for software changes. Adheres to program configuration change control standards. Presents ideas for system improvements. Produces detailed specifications, writes software code, and conducts unit testing. Writes interfaces and conversion routines leveraging web APIs. Supports formal testing in controlled environment before code is promoted to production. Provides input into training manuals for users. Maintains knowledge of feature and technical changes in the application.

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