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The Ohio Department of Medicaid is seeking a Senior .NET Developer to join our Application Development Team in Columbus, OH. You will design, code, test, and deploy software using Visual Studio, .NET, SPFx, and related tools, with SQL and SharePoint as core technologies.
Responsibilities include collaborating on application design, performing code reviews, and providing SharePoint administration and operational support to ensure reliable, secure solutions for Ohioans.
Office: Information & Technology Services
Bureau: Application Development
Classification: Software Development Specialist 3 (PN 20041962)
Primary Technology: Microsoft .NET Environment
Secondary Technology: Microsoft SharePoint, SQL
The Ohio Department of Medicaid is seeking a software development professional to be part of our Application Development Team. As a Senior .NET Developer, your responsibilities will include:
The preferred candidate will have experience with .NET, SQL, C#, and SharePoint.
60 mos. combined work experience in any combination of the following: assuring requirements are defined and approved, performing code reviews and ensuring application development standards are met including 12 mos. work experience in the primary technology as specified by the agency position description & job posting.
Information Technology
Application Design, Operational Support, Software Development/Implementation
Innovation, Collaboration, Analyzation
HumanResources@medicaid.ohio.gov
Oct 4, 2026, 11:59:00 PM
Lazarus 6
United States of America-OHIO-Franklin County-Columbus
$41.81 - $61.49/hour
Full-time
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Classified
OCSEA
Application Design, Operational Support, Software development/implementation
Analyzation, Collaboration, Innovation
Microsoft .Net Environment
Investing in opportunities for Ohioans that work for every person and every family in every corner of our state is at the hallmark of Governor DeWine’s agenda for Ohio’s future. To ensure Ohio is “the best place to live, work, raise and family and start a business,” we must have strong schools, a great quality of life, and compassion for those who need our help.