System Software Programmer (KOFAX exp) - Contract - Columbia, SC
System Software Programmer (KOFAX exp) - Contract - Columbia, SC
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Technical Development & Leadership Design, develop, implement, and maintain enterprise-level web applications using Microsoft.
- NET technologies. Lead technical initiatives and provide mentorship to development team members.
- Analyze existing system designs and source code to identify improvements and optimization opportunities.
- Troubleshoot and resolve complex technical issues in collaboration with internal teams and third-party vendors.
- Participate in architecture discussions and recommend technical solutions.
- Application Development Develop visual interfaces, application logic, web services, and database components. Build and deploy scalable web-based applications using:
- C# ASP.NET ASP.NET MVC WCF Entity Framework MS SQL ServerDesign and implement secure N-tier application architectures.
- Develop and maintain SQL scripts, stored procedures, reports, and database integrations.
- Imaging & Document Management Support implementation and integration of Imaging, Document Management, and Data Capture systems. Work with counties and third-party imaging vendors to determine optimal imaging solutions. Support integrations involving document capture and case management workflows.
- Experience with Family Court Case Management application development
- Experience using KOFAX products
- Experience with Performance, Security, and Testing processes
- Experience working in Agile development environments
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