Senior PowerBuilder Developer with .NET (10+ years Experienced Candidates Only)

Trigyn's direct government client has an immediate need for .NET Developer in Albany, NY. Description: The position will be replacing a legacy PowerBuilder system into a modern supported technology. ? Work in coordination with a team of developers convert existing PB modules to a modern solution in ASP.net MVC. ? Work with Business Analyst on analysis and logical design. ? Perform unit testing and correct all identified bugs. ? Perform complex VB.Net coding. ? The individual in this position wi

84 monthsexperience developing N-Tier.netweb applications 84 monthsexperience with Developing packages, storedproceduresand triggers in Oracle 84 monthsexperience with Extracting Business logic, Business Rules from Orace Packages and Stored Procedures 60 monthsexperienceutilizingSQL Server Reporting Services. 36 monthsexperience utilizingJQuery. Bachelors Degree Agency:Office of Child & Family Services Project:Replace Power Builder application with .NET solution Detailed Job Descriptio

84 Months of Experience Designing and developing advanced Canvas and Model-Driven Power Apps with custom connectors and scalable architecture. 84 Months of Experience Automating business processes using Power Automate. 60 Months of Experience Modeling and managing enterprise-grade Dataverse environments with security roles, business rules, and datasetsin excess of100k records, where performance, scalability, and query efficiency are critical considerations. 60 Months of Experience Developing

84 months experience developing web-based applications using C# and/or .NET, Angular. for n-tier web deployment. 84 months experience developing and maintaining web applications that utilize HTML, XML, JSON, AJAX, JavaScript, jQuery, Bootstrap and Cascading Style Sheets. 84 months experience with Oracle: Database design, PL SQL coding, stored procedures, packages, indexes, triggers, creating tables, etc., 84 months experience interpreting and analyzing business requirements and building the l