Programmer Analyst 6 - .NET Developer
argyle infotechEast Lansing (MI)
Programmer Analyst 6 - .NET Developer
Posted 9 days ago
argyle infotechEast Lansing (MI)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Senior. NET Application Developer/AnalystThis Senior .NET Application Developer/Analyst will support LEO – E & T workforce development applications, One Stop Management Information System (OSMIS), OSMIS Dashboard, Career Explorer, Michigan Adult Education Reporting System (MAERS) and Information Management, Performance, and Customer Tracking (IMPACT).
Experience:
- Minimum 8 years of experience as. NET developer involved in design, development, and testing.
- Minimum 5 years of experience in Git version control/JSON/C#/xunit
- Minimum 2 years of experience in Entity Framework, Serilog
- Preferred experience in Agile/Scrum
- Experience in SAP BO is a plus. This employee performs a complete range of information system analyst assignments including, but not limited to, designing, developing, testing, and implementing computer systems and applications. This position serves as technical resource responsible for development activities and work with other development and support staff to enhance the capabilities and stability, improve performance, and ensure reliable functionality of the applications. The Senior Application Developer will be looked upon to provide technical support to other team members and evaluate new development tools and agency systems and leads less experienced application developers. This resource is required to have expertise in using the following software tools, process, and technology: Microsoft Visual Studio, Azure DevOps, Git Version Control, SQL, JSON Serialization, Entity Framework Code, Serilog, Hangfire, Polly, NSwage, xunit, C#, JavaScript, XML, HTML, TypeScript, Web Services, CI/CD and Scrum methodology.
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