Application Developer
3b staffingDenver (CO)
About the role
Currently the team is working mostly remotely, but they need to come to the Stafford, VA office twice a month. Candidates must be a U.S. Citizen and able to pass Limited Background Investigation. Software Developer to work in our Stafford, VA office. This Senior Developer will support the DMSS program by providing hands-on development support to our software development scrum teams. The Primary Responsibilities For This Role: Design, develop, enhance, debug, and implement software using MS Visual Studio for C#.NETTroubleshoot problems related to software applications; resolve systems integration and compatibility issuesSupport software testing as required, including developing automated test scripts using NUnit, SpecFlow, and other automation tools Interact with required stakeholders including CODIS PMO, business analysts, and testers Support continuous innovation by implementing the best practices to improve technology tools and processes to increase team efficiency and technical execution Contribute to deliverables and performance metrics where applicable
Required Skills:
- Design, develop, enhance, debug, and implement software using MS Visual Studio for C#.NET, Entity Framework, LINQ, TFS, SQL Server
- Troubleshoot problems related to software applications; resolve systems integration and compatibility issuesSupport software testing as required, including developing automated test scripts using NUnit, SpecFlow, and other automation tools
- Experience with Continuous Integration tools (such as TeamCity (preferred), Jenkins or Hudson)
- Agile/scrum development experience
Highly Desired Skills:
- Working knowledge of WinForms, WPF, WCF, VB.NET, C++, XML, MSBuild PowerShell, Install
- ShieldUnderstanding of engineering modeling languages, such as ER diagrams, UML Sequence diagrams or other engineering artifacts
- Experience writing and reviewing automated test scripts
- Familiarity with automated testing frameworks such as nUnit, SpecFlow
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