Senior Application Developer

  • Baltimore, MD
  • Posted 2 hours ago | Updated 2 hours ago

Overview

On Site
Full Time
Part Time
Accepts corp to corp applications
Contract - W2
Contract - Independent

Skills

SAS
.NET (C#)

Job Details



Senior Application Developer

Baltimore, MD (Onsite)


Must be able to obtain and maintain a U.S. Public Trust Clearance.

Contract 1099 / W2



Description of Work:

We are seeking Senior Application Developers with expertise in SAS, Pascal-like languages, and modern frameworks to support large-scale federal application conversions. The developers will play a key role in analyzing, modernizing, and re-engineering legacy applications into cloud-native solutions hosted on the USDA Azure Gov Cloud Platform.

Responsibilities:

Analyze and document BLAISE code structures and business logic.

Convert BLAISE legacy application code into SAS equivalents, validating outputs against business requirements.

Support the re-engineering of SAS-based solutions into a modern, API-driven, cloud-native application using C#/.NET for the backend and Blazor for the frontend.

Deploy and support applications in the USDA Azure Gov Cloud Platform.

Perform unit testing, code reviews, and ensure code maintainability.

Collaborate with architects and QA teams to confirm functional equivalence across conversion phases.

Basic Qualifications:

Extensive experience with SAS and Pascal-like languages.

Strong knowledge of .NET (C#) and Blazor framework.

Hands-on experience with Azure Cloud (Azure Gov preferred).

Proven track record in large-scale application modernization and conversion projects.

Strong skills in unit testing, debugging, and code review.

Excellent communication and collaboration skills.

Must be able to obtain and maintain a U.S. Public Trust Clearance.

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