PowerBuilder / .NET Developer
State Corporation Commission, Virginia
Richmond, VA, United States
23 days ago
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Role details
Contract type
Temporary contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Experience required
1 year minimum
Working hours
Regular working hours
Job source
Tech stack
ASP.NET
HTML
JavaScript (Programming Language)
.NET Framework
Software Applications
Microsoft Azure
Software Bug Management
C Sharp (Programming Language)
Client Server Models
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
Databases
Database Storage Structures
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DevOps
Web Development
Language Integrated Query
Entity Framework
Microsoft Dynamics
Microsoft Visual Studio
Microsoft Office
Microsoft Visio
Microsoft SQL Server
Team Foundation Server
Model View Controller (MVC)
Oracle (Applications)
PowerBuilder
Productivity Software
Microsoft SharePoint
Software Engineering
SQL Stored Procedures
SQL Databases
Systems Integration
Web Applications
Blazor
Software Version Control
Web Api
Job description
We are seeking a versatile PowerBuilder / .NET Developer to join the Virginia State Corporation Commission (SCC) in Richmond, VA. Primary duties involve serving as backup technical support for the mission-critical FIIS Banking Application written in PowerBuilder, alongside supporting custom web and desktop applications built on .NET frameworks (ASP.NET, MVC, C#, Web API)., * PowerBuilder Application Support: Perform primary administration, maintenance, bug fixing, and enhancement of the FIIS Banking Application (written in PowerBuilder / InfoMaker).
- .NET Application Development: Maintain and support custom web applications and Web APIs using ASP.NET, MVC, Web Forms, Blazor, C#, Entity Framework (EF), and LINQ.
- Database Maintenance: Write, optimize, and troubleshoot SQL queries, stored procedures, and database structures on Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server databases.
- System Operations & Support: Monitor system alerts and user event logs, diagnose issues, document root-cause findings, and establish clear SOPs and technical documentation.
- Knowledge Transfer & Documentation: Ensure full technical documentation of all systems worked on and facilitate complete technology turnover to internal SCC staff.
Requirements
- PowerBuilder & InfoMaker: 4+ years of hands-on experience maintaining and supporting legacy PowerBuilder / InfoMaker desktop applications.
- Web Development Stack: 5+ years with ASP.NET (MVC, Web Forms, or Blazor), HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Visual Studio environments.
- Web API Development: 1+ years building and maintaining Web APIs using C#, Entity Framework (EF), and LINQ.
- Database Management: 5+ years working with Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server databases.
- Office & Productivity Tools: 5+ years using Microsoft Office, SharePoint, and Visio for system diagramming and documentation.
- Onsite Schedule Commitment: Agreement to work onsite in Richmond, VA every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday., * Microsoft Dynamics 365: 3+ years of experience working with or integrating Dynamics 365 solutions.
- DevOps & Source Control: 3+ years of experience with Azure DevOps or Team Foundation Server (TFS).
- Client-Server Systems: 3+ years maintaining C#/VB.NET client-server desktop applications integrated with Entity Framework and Oracle.
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