.Net Applications Developer-LCGS68

Job Code: LCGS68

 

Title: .Net Application Developer

 

Location: NIA

 

Company Overview:

 

LCG Systems is committed to being an innovative, employee-led, customer-focused IT service provider, in the Health IT arena.  A proven provider of secure IT solutions that facilitate the delivery of innovative healthcare applications (biomedical research, clinical care and public health) is looking for talented IT professionals to help grow our business.  We offer an outstanding benefits package that includes health, dental, vision and life insurance; employer match 401k plan, employer paid training and several employee incentive bonus programs. 

 

Currently, we have an exciting opportunity for a talented and highly skilled .Net Applications Developer.

 

Responsibilities: This position is working directly for LCG Systems in support of an NIH client.  The position will be part of a team designed for quick, efficient development of web and database applications.  The position may also support LCG Systems contracts as needed.  Please provide salary requirements when applying.

 

 

Requirements:

? BS in Computer Science or related field. MCAD certification preferred.

? The successful candidate must have at least 5 years of experience in object oriented application development using the Microsoft Visual Studio .Net development environment to develop web based intranet/extranet/internet types of applications.

? Skill requirements include extensive knowledge of Visual Studio .NET 2003, ASP.NET 1.1 and 2.0, C#, Internet Information Server, and Microsoft SQL Server 2000.

? At least three years of Microsoft SQL Server Database development using stored procedures, functions and general database design in standard query language (SQL) is also required.

? Experience in design, development, deployment and maintenance of SharePoint Products & Technologies.

? Strong knowledge of Windows architecture, deployment considerations, and structured development methodologies are preferred.

? Demonstrated ability to employ industry best practices toward development process, documentation and SDLC is required.

? Experienced in creating n-tier architecture based applications, writing user controls, and web controls.

? Demonstrated knowledge of object-oriented design is required.

? Understanding of Section 508 compliance requirements and web formatted graphics is required. 

? Must be a hands-on web application developer versed in web technologies and tools (including HTML, HTTP, Javascript, CSS, browsers for Mac and PC) to create, design and develop web pages. 

? Knowledge of Microsoft Visual Source Safe a plus.

? Must work well as a member of a team as well as independently.

? Excellent oral and written communication skills.

? Once hired, the ability to obtain a public trust clearance is also required.

? National Institutes of Health (NIH) experience, specifically with IMPAC II, is a plus.