Systems Software Programmer

The System Software Programmer - Advanced role involves designing, developing, and maintaining complex system software solutions. This position requires an experienced programmer to work on advanced software tasks within a hybrid work environment, supporting the Department of Social Services. The candidate must be a current resident of South Carolina and possess a Bachelor’s degree with relevant experience. Responsibilities:

• Develop, test, and maintain system-level software applications.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to analyze and resolve software issues.
• Ensure software meets performance, security, and quality standards.
• Participate in one round of in-person interviews and comply with contract duration requirements.
• Adhere to submission and documentation protocols including cover sheets and representation verification.

• Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or related field.
• Proven experience as a system software programmer at an advanced level.
• Current residency in South Carolina (no relocation allowed).
• Valid security clearance as required by the position.
• Ability to work 40 hours per week and meet contract duration of 12 months.

Preferred Skills & Certifications:

• Experience with hybrid work environments and ability to adapt to fully onsite work if required.
• Familiarity with South Carolina Department of Social Services systems and protocols.
• Additional programming languages or certifications relevant to system software development.

• Work location is hybrid with 3 days onsite per week, subject to change to fully onsite on short notice.
• Compliance with submission requirements including SC Cover Sheet, Right to Represent, and resume with full legal name.
• Contract includes a maximum hourly rate of $80/hour.

Scheduling:

• Full-time position requiring 40 hours per week.
• Hybrid schedule with 3 days onsite per week, potential shift to fully onsite as needed.
• Contract duration of 12 months with possibility for extension.