Public Health IT Applications Developer - Java/Azure

Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services; Lincoln (NE); On-site; USD 25,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

Nebraska DHHS is seeking an IT Applications Developer to support Public Health projects in Lincoln, NE. You will work on front-end and back-end Java applications using Eclipse IDE, Azure DevOps, GIT, and MS SQL.

You’ll analyze requirements with business analysts, design solutions, write code, perform tests, and provide production support across multiple business areas. Strong collaboration with stakeholders, and adherence to coding standards are essential.

Qualifications

• Minimum Qualifications: Experience, education, or training in coding computer applications.
• Preferred: Bachelor’s degree in CS/IS/Engineering or related field.
• Preferred: 1 year Java experience; 1 year using Java IDE; 2 years SQL; 2 years web development.
• Desirable: Azure services, RESTful Web Services, JSON, JavaScript, jQuery, AJAX, Tomcat, Jira, and Agile experience.

Responsibilities

• Communicate with business analysts to determine system requirements.
• Design, code, test, and deploy front-end and back-end components.
• Perform analysis, research enhancements, and provide production support.
• Collaborate with staff to determine technical solutions for business needs.

Skills

Java

C#

Python

JavaScript

SQL

Azure

RESTful APIs

JSON

AJAX

PowerBI

Tomcat

Azure DevOps

GIT

Jira

Education

Bachelor's degree in computer science, information systems, mathematics, engineering, or related field

Tools

Eclipse IDE

MS SQL

Jira

Azure DevOps

Git

PowerBI

Job description

Nebraska DHHS is seeking an IT Applications Developer to support Public Health projects in Lincoln, NE. You will work on front-end and back-end Java applications using Eclipse IDE, Azure DevOps, GIT, and MS SQL.

You’ll analyze requirements with business analysts, design solutions, write code, perform tests, and provide production support across multiple business areas. Strong collaboration with stakeholders, and adherence to coding standards are essential.