.NET Developer - HBITS-08-15092

Job Title: ON-SITE - .NET Developer - HBITS-08-15092 

Location:  Albany NY 12229 

Duration: Long-term (30)  

Job Description:   

• 108 Months Experience as lead developer on projects performing and implementing systems design, configuration, deployment, troubleshooting, performance tuning, preventative maintenance and security procedures. 

• 108 Months Experience in using Microsoft Visual Studio to design & develop complex n-tier web applications using ASP.NET/MVC/Razor and/or C# 

• 96 Months Experience interpreting and analyzing business requirements and building the logic within an application's code to meet those requirements 

• 85 Months Writing SQL and PL/SQL queries, updates, stored procedures, functions and cursors, and Oracle SQL query optimization using Oracle 11G or higher and 

• 96 Months Experience with Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) application integration including development of secure .Net web-services using Windows Communication Foundation (WCF), SOAP/Restful APIs, message and queue processing 

• 36 Months Experience developing web applications that conform to requirements contained in Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.0) 

• 36 months Experience developing and maintaining web applications that utilize HTML, XML, JSON, AJAX, JavaScript, jQuery, Bootstrap and Cascading Style Sheets. 

• 48 months Experience developing reports with Crystal Reports version 10 or above and invoking them from .NET applications. 

• 36 Months Experience designing & implementing applications which contain Health Care data that fall under HIPAA Protected Health Information (PHI). Full understanding of HIPPA compliance 

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Agency: New York State Office of Mental Health 

Project: National Instant Background Check System (NICS), Mental Health Background Check (MHBC), and other OMH projects as needed. 

Detailed Job Description: Design, develop and implement solutions for multiple applications and projects for the Office of Mental Health. The NICS Index contains records provided by local, state, and federal agencies about persons prohibited from receiving firearms under federal law. All records in the NICS Index are considered “federally disqualifying records” and will prohibit the transfer of a firearm. Among the records in the NICS system are those including the names of individuals who have been adjudicated as having a mental disability or committed to a mental institution. This includes critical projects that handles patient records and financial information. 

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