Senior Application Developer (Remote Role)

• Maintain and support the CMS across environments, troubleshoot production issues, perform root cause analysis, and provide escalation/on-call support.

• Design and implement feature enhancements by updating business rules, workflows, screens, batch processes, and reports in alignment with judicial and statutory requirements.

• Develop within the model by updating objects, functions, and relationships, ensuring integrity of the model-driven architecture and deployment processes.

• Manage database operations by writing and optimizing SQL Server (T-SQL) queries, stored procedures, data fixes, and performance tuning for large datasets.

• Ensure data integrity and accuracy by handling data corrections, resolving anomalies, and maintaining consistency across integrated systems.

• Support system integrations with law enforcement, transportation, eCitation, Public Index, and eFiling platforms, including transition from legacy I/O to APIs.

• Provide reporting and data support through query development, data extracts, and collaboration with data warehouse/analytics teams.

• Collaborate with court administration, IT leadership, and development teams to translate business requirements into technical CMS solutions.

• Maintain documentation of system changes, business rules, and processes, while supporting knowledge transfer and contributing to modernization initiatives.

Required Education and/or Certifications:

• Bachelor's degree in computer science, Information Systems, or related field (or equivalent experience).

• 10+ years of experience with application development.

• 7+ years of experience CA Plex or similar 4GL/model-driven environments.

• 7+ years of experience SQL Server / T-SQL.

• 7+ years of experience maintaining legacy or enterprise systems.

• 10+ years of experience debugging and problem-solving skills.

Preferred Education and/or Certifications:

• Experience in Court/Judicial systems or other government environments.

• Generated languages (C++, Java, or .NET from Plex).

• Batch processing and transactional systems.

• API integrations.

• Data warehousing environments.

• Case lifecycle (filed pending disposed).

• Court performance metrics (backlog, clearance rates).