Solicitation Reference Number: 529601627
Direct Client: Texas Health and Human Services Commission
Working Title: Software Engineer 3 - Senior Power BI Developer
Work Location: Austin, Tx - Position will be 3 days remote with 2 days (Thursdays and Fridays) required to be onsite
JD:
Develops software solutions by studying information needs, conferring with users, and studying systems flow, data usage, and work processes. Investigates problem areas. Prepares and installs solutions by determining and designing system specifications, standards, and programming.
This contractor role is for a Senior Power BI Developer, and the position will work on the SCOR EI initiative. This role will be responsible for making updates to the SCOR Java applications. Updates include changes to business logic, updates to the user interface and business logic as well as extending reporting capabilities to Power BI and the system data model. Supports application enhancements and defect corrections in maintenance mode. Supports applications in multiple environments with coding testing, peer reviews, documentation, defect root cause analysis, and troubleshooting as required. Maintaining code coverage, testing, and security policies and procedures is required. Available for on-call support as needed. Other duties as assigned and required by the unit operations.
CANDIDATE SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS
Minimum Requirements:
Candidates that do not meet or exceed the minimum stated requirements (skills/experience) will be displayed to customers but may not be chosen for this opportunity. |
Years | Required/Preferred | Experience |
8 | Required | Experience with Power BI |
8 | Required | Experience in writing SQL for relational databases |
8 | Required | Experience in RESTful web services on Spring platform |
8 | Required | Experience with JUnit and Unit Test development |
4 | Preferred | Experience with Angular UI Framework |
4 | Preferred | Experience with Crystal Reports |
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