Remote Oracle Application Developer for Grants System

Remote; San Francisco (CA); Remote; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

M9 Solutions seeks an Oracle Application Developer/Programmer to work remotely in support of a government contract for a client located in Washington, DC. The role emphasizes developing and modernizing a grants management system, ensuring interoperability, security, and usability across web, mobile, and desktop platforms.

Applicants should have technical training or certification, 5+ years of related experience, and proficiency in SQL, Oracle, and Java, with the ability to pass a background

Qualifications

• Technical training, certification(s), or degree required.
• 5+ years of related experience.
• Proficiency with SQL, Oracle, and Java.
• Must be able to pass a background check.

Responsibilities

• Supports the reduction of a large backlog of pending change requests to the client's grants management system and associated portal applications.
• Develops and maintains a grants management system with a focus on modernization, enhancements, interoperability, reusability, security, privacy, and system interface requirements.
• Collaborates with client personnel to ensure requirements are captured and achieved.
• Drives excellence in software application development and maintenance.
• Utilizes Java and Oracle skills and technologies.
• Designs, codes, and tests software applications for various platforms such as mobile, web, and desktop.
• Provides application testing services to validate system changes.

Tools

SQL

Oracle

Java

Job description

M9 Solutions seeks an Oracle Application Developer/Programmer to work remotely in support of a government contract for a client located in Washington, DC. The role emphasizes developing and modernizing a grants management system, ensuring interoperability, security, and usability across web, mobile, and desktop platforms.

Applicants should have technical training or certification, 5+ years of related experience, and proficiency in SQL, Oracle, and Java, with the ability to pass a background