Senior Software Developer

Inalab Consulting Inc

Denver, CO

Full-Time

Job Description

Job Title: Senior Software Developer, Applications (CO)

Client: FWS Environmental Conservation Online System (ECOS)

Location/Remote: Fort Collins, CO (2-3 days in office, 2-3 days WFH)

Travel: Not required

Clearance: Public Trust

Citizenship: US or Green Card / Permanent Resident – must pass a Background Investigation

Education (If required): BS - Computer and Information Systems or equivalent.

Description: Experience designing, building, and maintaining complex, mission critical systems by striving for build and test automation, "keeping it simple", following industry best practices, and embracing agile, test-driven development.

3+ years’ experience as a front-end developer.

2+ years’ experience as a UI/UX designer.
Experience with .NET framework.

Experience with Sencha Java EXT JS.

Experience that demonstrates both JavaScript proficiency and understanding of SOLID design principles (plugins, node packages, etc.).

Experience working within an integrated development environment such as Visual Studio.

Experience with version control systems (TFS/Git/GitHub).

Familiarity with various branching/merging strategies.

Proficiency in designing interfaces and building clickable prototypes using tools such as Balsamiq or Sketch.

Cloud migration experience desired.

Tasks:

Deployment/Decommissioning of Software – testing must be completed and documented prior to any release of code changes to the production environment. A testing and documentation plan shall be provided to the ECOS Management Team and the USFWS Business Sponsor to obtain approval.

Changes will be deployed to all three ECOS environments (QA, Beta, and Production) in staggered deployments.
All production deployments require USFWS Business Sponsor and ECOS Program Management approval prior to deployment. Upon approval of the Business Sponsor and successful testing, the application improvements and changes will be deployed to production.
Minor System Behaviors are refined, as required, for existing workflows and user interface is updated according to needs.
Decommissioning of Software requires ECOS Management Team and USFWS Business Sponsor approval prior to decommissioning of any software.
A project plan for the decommission must be prepared and approved by the USFWS Business Sponsor, and shall include closing all points of integration with other applications or ECOS Common, retiring old code, archiving data, etc.
All decommissioning activities will be documented in confluence or elsewhere as required by USFWS.