Software Engineer III

• Plan, organize, configure, install, optimize, administer, and maintain the financial systems supported by the unit in a hybrid cloud and on-premises environment.
• Support PeopleTools-based PeopleSoft HRMS, Momentum Financials, Power BI solutions, RFMS/D, Microsoft Power Platform applications, and the BMC Control-M enterprise scheduling and automation suite.
• Plan, coordinate, and control software operations; estimate resources; assign accountability; establish success criteria; and assist with engineering estimates of software costs, tradeoffs, and risk.
• Contribute to system and network design, analysis, implementation, monitoring, and software life cycle planning in coordination with departmental requirements.
• Investigate and resolve production issues efficiently, including outside normal business hours, to maintain or exceed service level agreements and performance metrics.

Work Schedule:

The employee will work an 8-hour shift between the hours of 6:15 am to 6:00 pm with a non-compensated 45-minute lunch (See your Project Manager for work schedule and department policies). Additional hours may be required and must be authorized by your Project Manager and DoS Management. This is a 100% on-site position

Software Systems Utilized:

• Oracle 19 and later
• SQL Server 2019 and later
• PeopleSoft Payroll and/or Time & Labor
• Momentum Financials
• Microsoft PowerBI
• SQL and SQL Plus
• Windows 2019 and Later
• Redhat Enterprise Linux 8 or later.
• Windows 10 and Later
• Microsoft Power Platform
• Microsoft Azure

BMC Control-M batch scheduling software

• Do you have experience developing systems, defining requirements, or analyzing automated financial systems?
• Can you troubleshoot a production application issue while considering its effect on users, upstream and downstream systems, and service levels?
• Have you administered or supported enterprise applications across cloud and on-premises environments?
• Are you comfortable coordinating technical work, estimating resources and risk, and explaining tradeoffs to a team?
• Can you support production issues outside normal business hours when needed?, * Have five or more years of technical experience in systems development, requirements development, and/or automated financial systems analysis. A four-year degree is preferred; experience with financial systems is desirable.
• Support the operation and administration of production financial applications.
• Plan and coordinate software operations, estimate resources, assign accountability, establish success criteria, and assist with software cost, tradeoff, and risk analyses.
• Lead network design, analysis, implementation, and related systems management, including specifications, software monitoring, and network analysis software.
• Perform software life cycle analysis and planning in coordination with department requirements.
• Willingness to work on-call outside of regular hours.
• Work effectively in a team-oriented environment.

We are also Looking for:

• Hands-on experience administering, troubleshooting, and maintaining production financial applications, including root cause analysis and resolution of system issues.
• Experience monitoring system performance, meeting service level agreements, and using logs, reports, or dashboards to identify operational issues.
• Experience planning and coordinating software operations, estimating resources, and assessing technical costs, tradeoffs, and risks.
• Experience supporting software implementation, system integration, monitoring, and life cycle planning in a cloud and on-premises environment.
• Experience with enterprise financial applications such as PeopleSoft HRMS, Momentum Financials, or RFMS/D is preferred.
• Experience with tools such as BMC Control-M, Microsoft Azure, Power BI, or Microsoft Power Platform is preferred.

Our most Successful Employees in this Position Demonstrate:

• A team-oriented approach that brings operations, engineering, and departmental stakeholders together to resolve problems.
• Sound judgment when assessing software costs, tradeoffs, operational risks, and competing production priorities.
• Attention to system dependencies, service levels, and the details needed to maintain dependable financial operations.