Sharepoint Developer

Our Client is looking for a mid-level SharePoint 2010 developer with .NET experience to assist one of the federal agencies in development/maintenance of internal and public facing information systems.

Position Responsibilities

Develop and maintain data driven web based applications using SharePoint 2010, .NET SQL, HTML and AJAX coding

Develop and maintain data driven web based applications using SharePoint 2010, .NET SQL,

HTML and AJAX coding

Perform thorough unit testing of the program logic

Collaborate with other members of the agency and with peers throughout the software development life cycle

Gather requirements by directly interfacing with the client

Contribute to and maintain system standards.

Resolve support and helpdesk requests as submitted by staff

Research and implement new technologies as they become available

Document code according to agency approved guidelines

Develop documentation related to functionality as required

Position Requirements

4+ years overall development experience (.Net) with 2 years in SharePoint development

Bachelor's Degree required

Good communication skills and self-managing

Ability to research solutions to technical questions

Ability to work as part of a development team

Clear and effective written communication

Self-motivated, organized and detail oriented

Prior experience in the following is a must:

SharePoint 2010 (MOSS)

Thorough understanding of SharePoint Out-of-box functionality

Extensive knowledge of Info Path and SharePoint 2010

Experience with design and coding best practices with SharePoint and Info Path

SharePoint Workflow Development

SQL and SSRS reporting

Creating Sandbox solutions

Develop custom web parts and solutions

Creating custom site definitions and features - Preferred

Customize look-and-feel including master pages, css, page layouts, etc.

Candidates must be able to work on-site at client sites located in Washington, DC and must be able to obtain a U.S. Federal government client badge and will be required to pass a government background investigation.