Systems Developer - Expert

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Design, develop and implement solutions for multiple applications and projects for the Office of Mental Health. The NICS Index contains records provided by local, state, and federal agencies about persons prohibited from receiving firearms under federal law. All records in the NICS Index are considered “federally disqualifying records” and will prohibit the transfer of a firearm. Among the records in the NICS system are those including the names of individuals who have been adjudicated as having a mental disability or committed to a mental institution. This includes critical projects that handles patient records and financial information.

Provide a list of the day-to-day tasks to be performed by the Selected Candidate: Daily Tasks will include but are not limited to the following: 1. Execute full software development life cycle (SDLC) 2. Use Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 or higher and write code using MVC Architecture, .Net, JavaScript, Angular, Ajax, HTML, XML and WCF. 3. Prepare scripts to create and modify existing Oracle tables, create indexes, constraints, triggers, views, etc., code stored procedures and packages, convert and migrate data when necessary. 4. Diagnose and troubleshoot various rules, calculations, and data issues on application reports using Crystal Reports. 5. Mentor and assist other programmers, both state and consultant, providing guidance for debugging, troubleshooting, securing and deploying applications, data access, data communications and system architecture configurations. 6. Use a source code repository, such as GIT-SCM, Tortoise GIT or Sourcetree, or TFS for checking source code in and out, and branching off new versions of the source code. 7. Work within the IT Service Management System to take in incidents and service requests for the application, as well as request services from other ITS groups. 8. Coordinate service requests with various ITS Chief Operating Office personnel for releases and changes for the application. 9. Diagnose and debug production issues reported via ITSM. Escalate critical calls as necessary and join bridge calls to assist in diagnosis. 10. Report status of current tasks and outstanding issues to supervisor.