.NET Developer - HBITS-08-14988

Greycell Labs; City of Albany (NY); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Office of Children & Family Services in Albany, NY is seeking an on-site .NET Developer to support the Criminal History Review System (CHRS) modernization. The role requires strong experience across .NET Framework/Core, WCF, SOA integrations, and Oracle SQL, with a focus on building secure services and responsive interfaces.

The project involves interfacing with FIPS, DCJS, and the National Sex Offender Registry to process background checks for foster/adoptive applicants and related programs.

Qualifications

• 84 months experience developing and implementing multi-tier .NET applications leveraging ASP.NET (4.0 & above) MVC design pattern.
• 84 months experience with Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) application integration including development of secure .NET web-services using Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) and SOAP/Restful APIs.
• 84 months experience in Oracle designing relational databases, data modelling & deployment of SQL objects, PL/SQL coding and debugging, creating XML type stored procedures & packages, writing & testing complex SQL queries.
• 72 months experience designing, developing, and deploying .NET Core web applications using C# code
• 72 months experience developing and implementing tiered .NET applications leveraging ASP.NET, ASPOSE, HTML5, AJAX, JavaScript, jQuery, Bootstrap and Cascading Style Sheet to build responsive user interfaces
• 60 months experience using CI/CD tools like Azure DevOps performing tasks such as automated builds, writing build & release pipelines and creating work items.
• Bachelor's degree - in Computer Science related field

Responsibilities

• This position will work on the modernization of the OCFS Criminal History Review System (CHRS) application.
• CHRS is a mission critical application, which interfaces with Finger Information Processing System (FIPS), DCJS, National Sex Offender Registry, and processes provider background checks.
• CHRS maintains electronic records for volunteer mentoring programs and supports foster/adoptive parent verifications.

Skills

.NET

ASP.NET

MVC

WCF

SOAP/REST

C#

SQL

Oracle

CI/CD

Azure DevOps

JavaScript

HTML5

AJAX

jQuery

Bootstrap

CSS

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field

Job description

Job Title: ON-SITE - .NET Developer - HBITS-08-14988

Location: Albany, NY 12228

Duration: Long-term (24)

Job Description:

• 84 months experience developing and implementing multi-tier .NET applications leveraging ASP.NET (4.0 & above) MVC design pattern.
• 84 months experience with Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) application integration including development of secure .NET web-services using Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) and SOAP/Restful APIs.
• 84 months experience in Oracle designing relational databases, data modelling & deployment of SQL objects, PL/SQL coding and debugging, creating XML type stored procedures & packages, writing & testing complex SQL queries.
• 72 months experience designing, developing, and deploying .NET Core web applications using C# code
• 72 months experience developing and implementing tiered .NET applications leveraging ASP.NET, ASPOSE, HTML5, AJAX, JavaScript, jQuery, Bootstrap and Cascading Style Sheet to build responsive user interfaces
• 60 months experience using CI/CD tools like Azure DevOps performing tasks such as automated builds, writing build & release pipelines and creating work items.
• Bachelor's degree - in Computer Science related field

Agency: Office of Children & Family Services

Project: Criminal History Review System (CHRS)

Detailed Job Description: This position will work on the modernization of the OCFS Criminal History Review System (CHRS) application. CHRS is a mission critical application, which interfaces with other agency applications: Finger Information Processing System (FIPS) which interfaces with Division of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS), National Sex Offender Registry, and are required to process provider background checks. CHRS is used by Bureau of Clearances and Records to process the arrest and criminal history of all NYS applicants requesting a position in Child Care or individuals requesting to become a foster or adoptive parent, within NYS. This includes anyone over the age of 18 residing in the households of Foster or Adoptive Parent Applicants or a Family or Group Family Child Day Care Home Applicant. CHRS also maintains electronic records for volunteer Mentoring agencies that seeks to create mentor/mentee relationships for children.

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