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Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # Splunk Developer - **Company:** Intersources Inc. - **Location:** Saint Paul, MN, United States - **Experience:** Expert - **Contract:** Permanent contract - **Skills:** Testing (Software), JavaScript (Programming Language), .NET Framework, XML Schema, Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), Automation of Tests, Unit Testing, Bootstrap (Software), C Sharp (Programming Language), Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Data Security, DevOps, Entity Framework, JavaScript Libraries, JQuery, Junit, Microsoft SQL Server, Model View Controller (MVC), Nunit, Scrum Methodology, Search Technologies, Software Engineering, Systems Architecture, Transact-SQL, Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations (XSLT), Data Logging, SOAPAPI, Windows Services, Front End Software Development, Domain Driven Design, Splunk, Web Api - **Published:** August 7, 2026 - **Apply:** https://www2.jobdiva.com/portal/?a=62jdnw10t7d77ytz0lbaey9qxonk3b05a9tqw96rb7z6hlfo7xj79l9g6mp6aj2o&compid=0/jobs/29371492#/jobs/29371492 ## About the Role * Five years of experience developing Splunk applications, API, Dashboard, and logging. * Seven years of experience developing ASP .NET MVC applications with C# * Five years of Unit test experience (NUnit or JUnit) * Seven years of experience using HTML/CSS * Seven years of experience using JavaScript * Five years of CSS experience * Experience using Entity Framework * Experience writing T-SQL for MS SQL Server * Experience within an Agile Scrum development team * Experience in development of Windows Services using .NET 4.0 or above * Experience using XML schemas * Experience using XSLT * Experience using REST/SOAP web services * Experience using Web API * Experience with DevOps incorporating automation for CI/CD pipelines * Experience working with front-end JavaScript libraries, especially Bootstrap 4/5 and jQuery * Knowledge of Domain Driven Design concepts * Experience working with law enforcement or criminal justice systems ## Description * Train Software Development team from Splunk basics to reporting, dashboards and events, search capabilities, APIs, creating Knowledge Objects, Data models, and other enterprise concepts with Splunk. * Collaborate with Software Development team to develop a Splunk solution to modernize the BCA's Archive Services application using Splunk * Work with planning managers, architects, business analysts, quality assurance analysts and agencies to define and transform business requirements into technical design and programming specifications conforming to the system architecture. * Implement enterprise solutions following established BCA patterns in application development and data security. * Build, deploy and test software applications and modules using automated test and deployment technologies and tools. * Provide direction in identifying appropriate technical solutions (application and system level) that meets business objectives, which include defining technical alternatives to derive the most cost-effective solutions to meet client requirements. * Review test cases and test plans in conjunction with quality assurance staff. * Execute unit and integration testing procedures. * Strong communication skills sufficient to clearly communicate highly technical concepts, and to introduce new technological tools or methods. * Establish strong business partnerships with senior MNJIS team members and with criminal justice and technical staff. * Provide Splunk training in all aspects of the Splunk technology, and collaborate with software development team to develop a Splunk solution. * Provide knowledge transfer. ## Related Videos - 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