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South Carolina Department of Public Health seeks a Hybrid Angular Developer to modernize legacy systems, refactor critical code, and implement secure, scalable web applications using PrimeNG, Angular, and RESTful APIs. The role requires on-site presence at the start and periodic on-site collaboration; KT, DevOps, and data reporting via Power BI are involved.
Qualifications include 3+ years in legacy refactoring, modernization, and government projects, plus experience with TypeScript, ASP.NET
Job ID: SC-13608 (911090916)
Hybrid/Local Govt Angular Developer with PrimeNG (must), legacy refactoring/migration, modernization, Power BI, Azure, JavaScript/TypeScript/HTML/CSS (all must), RESTful APIs, ASP.Net Core, C#, SQL Server, data modeling, DevOps, CI/CD, build/deployment, QA, HIPAA/CJIS/NIST, SharePoint experience
Location: Cayce, SC (DPH
Duration: 12 Months
Work Location: Hybrid. Onsite presence is REQUIRED on the first day of employment to receive equipment. After the first day, onsite presence is required per project needs. Expect onsite presence to range from once per month to once pre quarter.
Candidate location: Candidates must be a CURRENT Resident within the Eastern Time Zone. No relocation is allowed if the candidate is outside of the Eastern Time Zone. Relocation to South Carolina is NOT Required.
Required Education: Bachelor's or Master's Degree in a relevant field of work or equivalent work experience.
Scope of the project:
Due to the volume of agency financial and administrative systems that need to be migrated to agency standard platforms, modernized, and upgraded to replace aging components, additional technical staff is required to support these efforts. This position will focus on designing, developing, and implementing system software using the Angular framework and supporting DevOps practices that ensure secure, reliable, and streamlined deployments.
The team will work to align technical solutions with current and future business needs, ensuring that system architectures, codebases, and deployment pipelines follow industry best practices. This role is essential to support strategic modernization initiatives, maintaining compliance with federal and state regulatory requirements, and ensuring ongoing business continuity for critical agency systems
Candidates should be self-motivated, team-oriented, work under limited supervision, and respond to priority tasks as needed.
Daily Duties / Responsibilities:
The System Software Programmer plays a critical role in developing, modernizing, and supporting the South Carolina Department of Public Health's Human Resources and administrative systems. This position is primarily responsible for building and maintaining applications using the Angular framework, supporting backend integrations, and implementing DevOps practices to ensure secure, efficient, and reliable delivery of software across the agency's technology platforms.
The programmer collaborates closely with HR, IT, Finance, and infrastructure teams to translate technical requirements into scalable system solutions. Responsibilities include designing and developing application components, maintaining CI/CD pipelines, automating deployments, conducting code reviews, performing system testing, and ensuring documentation is up to date. The role also supports system upgrades, contributes to modernization of legacy applications, and ensures all solutions comply with agency IT security standards and federal and state regulations.
With a strong emphasis on high quality code, system reliability, automation, and cross functional collaboration, this position is essential to maintaining the integrity, performance, and long term sustainability of critical HR and administrative systems across the enterprise.
The position will be utilized for 40 hours per week for the duration of this project. The selected candidate should be able to work flexible hours where it may be necessary for work to be completed outside traditional business hours.
The candidate will work closely with the Assigned Manager to identify, prioritize, and schedule workload and implementation to IT standards and procedures. The candidate will work closely with Finance and Operations staff and subject matter experts for the system design and testing.
This will also include compliance to DPH security policy/procedures as well as integrating systems when possible to streamline staff workflows, user security, and data correction.
Module support of the project.
DPH will require that selected personnel sign the DPH confidentially agreement and/or Business Associate (BA) agreement if applicable. All web services must be secure.
DPH will not accept any offers including an "up-lift" charge. The * paid per consultant must not exceed the maximum * established for this position described in the State contract terms.
Contractors must be onsite during each week throughout the term of the contract.
Follow agency IT Standards, policies, and procedures to include documentation.
All source code (compiled and un-compiled) will become the sole property of the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control. Any source code, data, product, or functionality resulting from this SOW or previously owned/developed by DPH will remain the sole property of DPH and is not to be incorporated into the core product of any vendor's application. Any modifications and interfaces developed under said contract will be not be used by the contractor for any independent project of the contractor or published or publicized by the contractor without written permission of DPH.
DPH has the final say on all programming choices.