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Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) is seeking a Lead Java Developer to provide technical leadership to the application development team, oversee design, development, implementation, and support of complex Java applications. This role collaborates with business stakeholders to align technical design with business needs and operates within an enterprise-wide eCR Rules Engine project.
The candidate will guide architectural reviews, ensure adherence to development standards, and
Lansing, United States | Posted on 11/11/2026
Client Name Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS)
Requisition 167981
Location Lansing, MI
Duration 1 year
Due Date 11/13/2026
C2C Possible Yes. Rate depends on experience
Interview Method In person
NOTE: Candidates must be local to the Lansing area (within 90 miles of Lansing) at the time of submission. Relocation not allowed. Hybrid schedule - Wednesdays and Thursdays are REQUIRED in-office days. This is NON-NEGOTIABLE. There is NO remote-only option. We can accept H1b, H4, TN and other valid work visas for IT. However we cannot accept OPT or CPT visas at this time.
Our client seeks a Lead Java Developer who will provide technical leadership to the application development team, including the design, development, implementation, and support of complex Java applications.The resource will collaborate closely with business stakeholders to ensure that the technical design and implementation of the eCR Rules Engine Project align with business requirements, technical standards, and operational needs. The eCR Rules Engine project will address critical business needs, particularly benefiting the client and other downstream systems through the development of a centralized, enterprise-wide solution.Strong technical oversight is essential to review and ensure that the solution's architecture, technical design, and code development align with client's development standards and best practices. Without appropriate technical leadership and oversight, design deficiencies and coding errors could result in data integrity issues, increased maintenance costs, and potential inaccuracies in the information processed and reported to state and federal agencies.