The Senior Programmer/Developer will work on IT application development life cycle, focusing on programming in various technologies and ensuring compliance with Section 508. Responsibilities include system design, rigorous testing, customer support, and developing applications for government projects.
Company Description
Government project
Job DescriptionRequired experience:
- · Experience in IT and the application development life cycle
- · Experience in Unix programming development
- · Experience in WebSphere development
- · Experience in Java and JSF programming development
- · Experience in Oracle/Sybase programming development
- · Experience in Hybernate programming development
- · Experience in Informatica development
- · Experience in Perl programming development
- · Experience in performing rigorous test case scenarios
- · Experience with GUI (Desktop and Web)
- · Web services programming experience
- · Previous experience validating business requirements and design specifications with users
- · System design experience (Batch and Online)
- · Experience in developing rigorous test case scenarios using UML or similar technology
- · Experience with customer service
- · Experience providing after-hours support
- · Experience developing rigorous Unit Test scripts
- · Experience creating application builds and working with code versioning tools
- · Experience developing application systems that are Section 508 compliant
Preferred experience:
· Experience working in a State/Federal government environment.
Additional InformationAll your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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