Bethesda , Maryland , United States | TRI (NIH) | Contract

The web developer is responsible for : developing, coding, installing, testing, debugging, and documenting new systems utilizing technologies such as Microsoft .Net 4.0, ASP.NET, C#.NET, SQL Server 2008, WCF Web Services and WCF Data Services; reviewing business requirements and technical design for completeness and accuracy; developing new functionality for existing software products; interacting with analysts, production support and other project team members to understand the business and technical requirements; identifying, recommending, and prioritizing new features and applications in conjunction with business leaders and department managers; diagnosing and troubleshooting problems with existing Web applications and site; working with database administrator to design, develop, and update databases as they relate to Web applications; participating in setting organizational Web development strategy; helping to define website architecture and overall site structure; following policies and procedures for publishing Web pages and applications in conjunction with content creators; conducting research into current and emerging Web technologies and issues in support of Web development efforts; ensuring security of all Web sites and related applications; monitoring and reporting on Web site traffic and performance.

Requirements:

9 years' experience and strong understanding of ASP.NET, C#.NET, and Web Services; thorough understanding of application development methodologies; comprehensive experience with structuring, developing, and implementing interactive Web sites and applications; deep understanding of Web server applications (i.e. IIS) and process flow; knowledge of database development, including Oracle 11 and SQL Server 2008; experience in analyzing business requirements; ability to understand and adapt to the organization’s goals and objectives; and knowledge and experience working with code repository (Rational, VSS, TFS). Knowledge of SharePoint 2007, 2010, 2013; 3rd party controls (Telerik, Infragistics); Visual Studio 2012; SharePoint 2013; HTML5, CSS3, jQuery, PhoneGap and web mobile technologies; SQL 2012; and experience with a variety of Content Management Systems;