| .NET Application Architect- Madison, WI-HYBRID or Remote-(Candidate MUST be a WI resident ) at Madison, Wisconsin, USA |
| Email: anusha.vennapusa@w3global.com |
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https://jobs.nvoids.com/job_details.jsp?id=2134128&uid= From: Anusha.vennapusa, w3global anusha.vennapusa@w3global.com Reply to: anusha.vennapusa@w3global.com Hi Hope you are doing Good ********HYBRID OPPORTUNITY *************** Job Title: .NET Application Architect Visa : US Citizen, H4-EAD, H1-B (PP Number) Experience : 15+ (Mandatory) Employment Type: C2C Location: Madison, WI-HYBRID or Remote. Candidate MUST be a WI resident or willing to relocate to WI at their own expense prior to starting the role. This position can work 100% remote (within the state of WI). Job Description: Top Required Skills & Years of Experience: 1. 15+ years of Web and client-server application development experience, including requirements gathering, design, coding, testing, implementation, and support 2. 15 years of experience in MVC framework 3. 15 years of C#.NET experience. First 5 years ASP/.NET is acceptable. Please note, candidates MUST meet the 15 years' experience requirement or the manager will not consider them for the role. Nice to Have Skills: 1. GCP, AWS, or Azure Cloud experience 2. Docker, SonarQube, PostgreSQL experience 3. Previous experience providing this service for government a plus, and experience with DWD's environments will be especially valuable. Interview Process: Teams with camera on. PLEASE NOTE: Realtime screenshot photo of candidate MUST be uploaded to candidate's bid upon confirming the interview. Please see "DWD Realtime Photo Requirement & Instructions" document in the Attachments section of this posting for details. Onsite or Remote Candidate MUST be a WI resident or willing to relocate to WI at their own expense prior to starting the role. This position can work 100% remote (within the state of WI). Project details: This position is needed for the development of critical priority modernization projects effort in the Division of Unemployment Insurance. Project work will include: application architecture design and development, development of user stories, quarterly planning strategies, product roadmaps, and other key strategic deliverables; selection and review of on premise and cloud tools and technology; code reviews and work item reviews to ensure that they meet the department's technical objectives and are compliant with required security requirements; and in-the-weeds development using a variety of languages and tools. Brief Project Description: This is a contract position needed for the development of critical priority modernization projects effort in the Division of Unemployment Insurance. Candidates will play an integral role in providing technical strategy and contractual oversight on work performed by teams as part of modernization development effort. Project work will include: application architecture design and development, development of user stories, quarterly planning strategies, product roadmaps, and other key strategic deliverables; selection and review of on premis and cloud tools and technology; code reviews and work item reviews to ensure that they meet the department's technical objectives and are compliant with required security requirements; and in-the-weeds development using a variety of languages and tools. Successful candidates will have demonstrated success in designing, creating, and maintaining web services, system integration, web development, and Agile Scrum development methodology. Hardware/Software Environment: Microsoft .net 6 or later C# Google Cloud Platform (GCP) GitHub, Jira z/OS DB2, Oracle, BigQuery, PostgeqSQL Docker, SonarQube, OpenAPI Visual Studio NOTE: Please check the Job Description clearly and share Resumes to Anusha.vennapusa@w3global.com Keywords: csharp zos Wisconsin .NET Application Architect- Madison, WI-HYBRID or Remote-(Candidate MUST be a WI resident ) anusha.vennapusa@w3global.com https://jobs.nvoids.com/job_details.jsp?id=2134128&uid= |
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