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NJ Treasury App Systems Analysis/Programming Mgr 3

Posted 7 days ago

software technologyTrenton (NJ)

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Job TitleFull-time professional work experience in Information Technology. One developer/analyst with experience developing web application using the Microsoft Stack (.NET/SQL Server) and client-side web technologies (HTML, CSS, & JavaScript). Experience creating SQL Server Integration Services packages as well as reports in SQL Server Reporting Services. Developers will use primarily Microsoft products including SQL Server (including the database tools, SSIS & SSRS) as well as the .NET IDE to develop large, complex and mission critical applications. Other duties include meeting with clients, documentation & testing. The application development unit is currently rewriting a series of outdated applications. These applications are suboptimal; but in addition, they require an upgrade for the Pensions suite of applications to be able to utilize FileNet P8. The candidate will need the ability to document numerous applications and the changes that need to be considered when upgrading their functionality. Required/Desired SkillsASP.NET - Required - 7 YearsC# - Required - 5 YearsHTML5, CSS, JAVA SCRIPT, TFS - Required - 1 YearsSQL SERVER 2014 or above - Required - 3 Years. Net Core - Required - 2 Years QuestionsNo. - Question Question1 - Absences greater than two weeks MUST be approved by CAI management in advance, and contact information must be provided to CAI so that the resource can be reached during his or her absence. The Client has the right to dismiss the resource if he or she does not return to work by the agreed upon date. Do you accept this requirement? Question2 - Please list candidate's email address HEREQuestion3 - The Vendor Rate for this position is not to exceed $$$6. Do you accept this requirement? Question4 - Please confirm that your candidate is willing to work remote and is comfortable using their own equipment.

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