Senior Web Applications Developer

Job Responsibilities/Duties

• Join an existing development team to provide full-stack maintenance and capability expansion to both mature and new .NET web applications.
• Aid in the modernization of .NET Framework web applications to .NET Core.
• Help to expand AI integrations and capabilities within existing web applications, tailored to the specific needs of Army Airworthiness.
• Closely work with stakeholders to analyze requirements and make design recommendations.
• Participate in frequent meetings with user community representatives to understand user needs, processes, and inefficiencies across a diverse set of use-cases from various user groups.
• Provide user demos and training in the use of system capabilities.
• Report on progress to management and other stakeholders, taking personal responsibility and ownership of the features that you develop.
• When needed, provide direct user support for the entire application suite through Teams, email, and in-person.
• Design well-written and well-documented code.

Required Experience

• A Computer Science (or similar) degree with 15+ years of experience developing complex client-server web applications in the Microsoft .NET technology stack.
• Experience with database schema design and writing T-SQL (UDFs, SPROCs, Views, etc.) using SQL Server Management Studio.
• Experience with Entity Framework ORM.
• Experience with WebForms, Model-View-Controller (MVC) design patterns and ASP.NET Razor Pages.
• Ability to design intuitive, interactive, and responsive user interfaces using JavaScript, JQuery, Bootstrap, or similar libraries, with a strong understanding of good user experience (UX) design.
• Must be a U.S. citizen and have an active DoD Secret Security Clearance.
• Must be able to travel up to 15% of the time.

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience designing Blazor web applications.
• Experience integrating vector databases alongside structured databases.
• Experience integrating LMs into functional tools (e.g., semantic search, file interrogation, document parsing and summarization, etc.).