.NET Web Developer III

The Department of Natural Resources Information Technology (DNR IT) execute program is seeking applicants for a .Net Web Developer III position in support of the Division of External Services, Bureau of Watershed Management to design, develop, test, implement and maintain features for an application in .NET. This application, the BMP Implementation Tracking System (BITS), requires complex new modules to expand functionality for tracking water pollution reduction practices in the state. The development of new features, bug fixes, and minor enhancements will be needed, as well as refactoring of existing code to enhance the application’s stability and performance. This work requires about 50%-time (20 hrs/week) work for a candidate with advanced developer skillsets and experience. It is highly likely an additional 20 hours/week will be added for other DNR IT projects utilizing these same skillsets.

The most qualified candidate will have:

• Advanced level application development skillsets including Analysis and Development within Microsoft .Net Framework.
• Experience applying Object Oriented Design.
• Coding experience in .Net MVC and/or .Net Core framework, including C#, VB.Net, Javascript and Bootstrap.
• Experience applying Standard Security methods to custom applications.
• Experience in SSRS for developing reports.
• Experience creating web API’s.
• Experience developing applications with Oracle backend databases including experience writing stored procedures and SQL.
• Experience working in Visual Studio as well as Azure DevOps including keeping work items updated in addition to code management.
• Experience with coding standards and best practices.
• Experience with testing tasks such as identifying test scenarios, test data setup, execution, and documenting test results.
• Experience utilizing the Systems Development Lifecycle (SDLC) and following IT Best Practices
• Experience resolving technical issues through debugging, research, and investigation.
• Experience following Iterative/Agile/Scrum Methodologies for completing projects from Initiation through Implementation and Maintenance.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Collaborates with others and is a team player to ensure project success.

Additional skillsets that will also be helpful:

• Experience writing technical documentation.
• Experience with SharePoint.
• Experience with GIS, especially Esri JavaScript APIs.
• Experience working in Government.

This position will work at the direction of the DNR IT Supervisor, Application Architect, Business Relationship Manager, Project Manager, and program Leads, utilizing DNR IT standards, software and tools. Tasks of this position include, but are not limited to:

Orienting self to current applications by working with others Identifying a solution/design working in collaboration with project team members. Coding programs and applications using DNR standards and guidance for best coding and database practices, adhering to security requirements. This includes any integrations with other systems. Structure code to meet standards for efficiencies and maintainabiltiy. Testing the applications by documenting scenarios and test results using DNR approved tools and processes. Managing code and version control using Azure DevOps Assisting with deploying the web-based applications, batch jobs and reports. Working on priority tasks and keeping tasks updated with current status in Azure DevOps. Providing input on estimates/timeline for tasks. Implementation of user interface changes/bug fixes based on feedback from team, users and testers. Maintaining the backend Oracle database to support the needs of the applications. Creating clear and up to date documentation for the project’s configuration and code base.

Developer must follow DNR standards and procedures for management and versioning of source code, file management and change management processes. The developer must look out for security concerns or issues when developing applications and follow security related protocols. Applications must be built and supported in compliance with Federal and State requirements.