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Contract Programming Jobs in Sidney, MT (NOW HIRING)

Provides accurate jobsite, materials, and project completion documentation to various engineering ... Provides direction to Company and contract personnel related to construction activity environmental ...

Provides accurate jobsite, materials, and project completion documentation to various engineering ... Provides direction to Company and contract personnel related to construction activity environmental ...

Field Inspector/Sr.

Glendive, MT · On-site

$45.68 - $55.83/hr

Provides accurate jobsite, materials, and project completion documentation to various engineering ... Provides direction to Company and contract personnel related to construction activity environmental ...

Field Inspector/Sr.

Glendive, MT · On-site

$45.68 - $55.83/hr

Provides accurate jobsite, materials, and project completion documentation to various engineering ... Provides direction to Company and contract personnel related to construction activity environmental ...

Directs WBI Energy Transmission or contract personnel assisting with surveys and mapping ... Consults with contractors and engineers regarding ongoing projects. * Performs other tasks and ...

Land Surveyor/Sr.

Glendive, MT · On-site

$109K - $133K/yr

Directs WBI Energy Transmission or contract personnel assisting with surveys and mapping ... Consults with contractors and engineers regarding ongoing projects. * Performs other tasks and ...

Land Surveyor/Sr.

Glendive, MT · On-site

$109K - $133K/yr

Directs WBI Energy Transmission or contract personnel assisting with surveys and mapping ... Consults with contractors and engineers regarding ongoing projects. * Performs other tasks and ...

Land Surveyor/Sr.

Glendive, MT · On-site

$109K - $133K/yr

Directs WBI Energy Transmission or contract personnel assisting with surveys and mapping ... Consults with contractors and engineers regarding ongoing projects. * Performs other tasks and ...

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Contract Programming information

What is contract programming?

Contract programming refers to the practice of hiring software developers or programmers on a contract basis, rather than as permanent employees. These professionals are typically brought in to work on specific projects or for a set period of time, often to address resource gaps or provide specialized expertise. Contract programmers are responsible for designing, writing, testing, and maintaining code according to the requirements set by the client. This arrangement offers flexibility for both the employer and the programmer, as it allows businesses to scale their workforce as needed and gives programmers the opportunity to work on diverse projects.

What are some common challenges faced by contract programmers when working with multiple clients simultaneously?

Contract programmers often juggle projects for several clients at once, which can present challenges in time management, prioritizing tasks, and ensuring clear communication. Balancing different workflows, adapting to various coding standards, and aligning with each client’s expectations require strong organizational and interpersonal skills. It's important to establish transparent timelines, utilize project management tools, and maintain regular check-ins with clients to keep projects on track and avoid misunderstandings.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a contract programmer, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Contract Programmer, you need advanced programming skills, knowledge of multiple programming languages, and a proven track record demonstrated by a relevant degree or portfolio of completed projects. Familiarity with version control systems (like Git), project management tools, and sometimes certifications in specific technologies (such as AWS or Microsoft Azure) are commonly expected. Strong communication, time management, and problem-solving abilities help you adapt to diverse client needs and collaborate remotely. These skills enable you to deliver high-quality, on-time solutions while maintaining client satisfaction in a competitive contract environment.

What is the difference between Contract Programming vs Software Developer?

AspectContract ProgrammingSoftware Developer
CredentialsTypically no specific certifications required, but technical skills are essentialOften holds degrees or certifications in computer science or related fields
Work EnvironmentProject-based, freelance or temporary roles, often remoteFull-time employment, in-house or remote
Employer & Industry UsageUsed across various industries for short-term projectsEmployed by companies for ongoing development roles
Search & Comparison IntentOften compared for flexibility and project scopeCompared for career stability and growth opportunities

Contract Programming involves short-term, project-based work often as a freelancer, while Software Developers typically work full-time within a company. Both roles require strong technical skills, but their work environments and employment terms differ significantly.

$45.68 - $55.83/hr

Full-time

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Job description

Responsible for placing safety as #1 priority in day-to-day work routine for self and others. Responsible for compliance oversight on WBI construction projects pertaining to environmental, welding and material tracking on the jobsite and during prefabrication. Provides accurate jobsite, materials, and project completion documentation to various engineering teams at WBI Energy.

A Field Inspector, Sr. must be able to recognize and correct jobsite and pipeline compliance issues and provided corrective course of action to crew members, supervisors, engineers and contractors while maintaining project deadlines.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

Field Inspector ($39.73 - $48.56 per hour)

  • A working knowledge of pipeline construction, or welding inspection pertaining to API 1104 requirements at level normally acquired through the completion of an associate’s degree with technical emphasis or equivalent experience; and
  • Four years of experience in coating application and pipeline inspection or related experience as determined by the Company.

Field Inspector, Sr. ($45.68 - $55.83 per hour)

  • A working knowledge of pipeline construction, or welding inspection pertaining to API 1104 requirements at level normally acquired through the completion of an associate’s degree with technical emphasis or equivalent experience; and
  • Six years of experience in coating application and pipeline inspection or related experience as determined by the Company.
OTHER REQUIREMENTS:
  • Must take all measures necessary to protect networks, devices, programs and data from cyber-attack, damage, or unauthorized access.
  • Required to maintain a valid driver’s license.
  • Subject to the Company’s DOT Substance Abuse Testing Program.
  • Required travel: Extensive (50% +).

Field Inspector (Additional Other Requirements):

  • Acquire AAMP Level I Certified Coatings Inspector (CIP) or equivalent within 2 years in the role.
  • Acquire certifications within first 3 years in the role:
    • Accredited Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) certification.
    • Cathodic Protection (CP) Level I or equivalent.

    Field Inspector, Sr (Additional Other Requirements): 

    • Acquire certifications within first year in the role:
      • Accredited Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) certification.
      • AMPP Level I Certified Coatings Inspector (CIP) or equivalent.
      • Cathodic Protection (CP) Level I or equivalent.
      • Obtain Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan Administrator and Asbestos Inspector Certifications.
      PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:

      Field Inspector:

      • Knowledge of EPA and FERC environmental requirements.
      • Cathodic protection application and installation experience
      • AMPP, Level I Certified Coatings Inspector (CIP Level I).
      • Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan Administrator and Asbestos Inspector Certifications.

      Field Inspector, Sr.:

      • Knowledge of EPA and FERC environmental requirements.
      • Cathodic protection application and installation experience.
      • AMPP Level II Certified Coatings Inspector (CIP).
      JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:
      • Ensures weld mapping job completion maps are correctly documented with x-ray numbers, welder ID, Unique Material Number, and hydro-test reports.
      • Ensures pipe is correctly coated and ready to commission.
      • Ensure pipeline valves are properly installed and commissioned.
      • Provides direction to Company and contract personnel related to construction activity environmental compliance, including erosion and sediment controls, spill response, asbestos management, and water discharges.
      • Work with warehouse and purchasing personnel to ensure proper MTR labeling and documentation on received materials.
      • Performs other tasks and special projects assigned.

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