Sr. MS Access Developer

Overview

On Site
Depends on Experience
Contract - W2
Contract - 24 month(s)
No Travel Required

Skills

("MS Access" OR "Microsoft Access") AND (VBA OR "Visual Basic for Applications")

Job Details

Role: Sr. MS Access Developer

Location: Albany, New York / 100% Onsite

Duration: 24 Months

 

Description:
Systems Developer responsible for building MS Office Systems applications using VBA, Access, Excel, and Exchange/Outlook.

Duties:

  • "Collaborate with end users on system requirements and enhancements.
  • Create Database forms, queries, Reports, and programming modules.
  • Perform Business Analysis and Software Development for new projects and existing projects that require modifications.
  • Design and modify complex spreadsheet projects with new formulas and VBA programming.
  • Document technical system procedures for end user and informational review." 

Mandatory Requirements:

  • Experience (12+ Years)
  • Develops and implements applications and programs for the backend processing systems used in businesses and organizations.

Requirements:                                    

  • This is an 100% Onsite
  • 84 months experience in designing and developing, integrated Microsoft Access Applications that had a conversion component.
  • 84 months experience designing and developing MS-Access systems integrate Visual Basic Automation (VBA) and reporting.
  • 72 months experience designing and developing MS-Excel systems that integrate Visual Basic Automation (VBA) and pivot tables.
  • 48 months experience designing and developing MS-Office systems that integrate Exchange/Outlook.
  • 84 months experience identifying and documenting business processes, rules, application user requirements re-engineering current business processes.
  • Bachelor’s Degree
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