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Technology Partners Inc. is seeking a Full-Stack Developer (Contract) to modernize legacy systems and build government/election software.
You\'ll work on a portal used by election candidates and party agents to manage information and participate in the electoral process, with enhanced security and multi-contest support. The role requires .NET/C#, API development, Angular, secure authentication like Identity Server/OAuth, multi-tenant databases and MySQL.
Technology Partners is currently seeking a talented Full-Stack Developer (Contract).
Do you have experience modernizing legacy systems or building election/government software?
Let us help you make your next big career move a reality!
What You Will Be Doing:
You'll be working on a portal used by election candidates and party agents to manage their information and participate in the electoral process. The system requires enhanced security, modernized authentication, and support for multiple election contests per user account.
Key Responsibilities:
Required Skills & Experience:
Desired Skills & Experience:
Pay:$63.00 - $90.00 /hr.
We are interested in every qualified candidate who is eligible to work in the United States. However, we are not able to provide sponsorship at this time or accept candidates who would require a corp-to-corp agreement.
Your better future is ready, and we want to put the right tools in your hands to get you there. Let's go!
Keywords:Full-Stack Developer, .NET, C#, API Development, Angular, Web Applications, Authentication Systems, Identity Server, OAuth
All offers of employment at Technology Partners are contingent upon clear results of a thorough background check and drug screening that meet corresponding laws and regulations at the city, state and federal level.
Pay ranges are influenced by candidate qualifications, experience, and role specifics, with the actual rate determined considering skills, market conditions, and are subject to change by the employer; pay negotiations follow all state and federal legal guidelines.