Job ID: SC-9428 (99090121)
Remote EDI/Java Developer with Tapestry, jQuery, JDBC, UC4, ActiveMQ, Unix Scripting, SQL, MongoDB, MMIS/Medicaid experience
Location: Columbia, SC (Clemson University)
Duration: 9 Months
Candidate location: Candidate must be a CURRENT SC resident. No relocation allowed.
Onsite travel to Columbia may be required, possibly up to once per month. More clarity regarding necessary travel will be known as the project progresses after the candidate starts.
REQUIRED SKILLS (RANK IN ORDER OF IMPORTANCE):
1. 7+ years of experience with Tapestry
2. 7+ years of experience with JavaScript
3. 7+ years of experience with jQuery
4. 7+ years of experience with EDI Transactions
5. 7+ years of experience with JDBC
6. Java
REQUIRED EDUCATION:
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience
PREFERRED SKILLS (RANK IN ORDER OF IMPORTANCE):
• Experience with Java
• Experience with UC4
• Experience with ActiveMQ
• Experience with Unix variants and Unix Scripting
• Experience with SQL
• Experience with MongoDB
• Medicaid Management Information System (MMIS) experience
REQUIRED CERTIFICATIONS:
None required
SCOPE OF THE PROJECT:
This project team develops and supports the framework functionality of the State’s EDI Services & the Medicaid Web Portal application. Clemson University’s Medicaid Information Technology Services (MITS) team develops and operates systems on behalf of the State’s Department of Health and Human Services (SCDHHS). Clemson’s MITS team will be responsible for the project management and oversight of this project.
DAILY DUTIES / RESPONSIBILITIES:
The Software Engineer is responsible for assessing, designing, developing, supporting and implementing the State’s Member Management replacement project and any other projects assigned. This position will be a part of a Production Support group under the direction of Clemson’s technical project manager for support & maintenance of all new technology development work.
The Software Engineer role has two major functions: design and development/implementation.
• Web-based Distributed Systems Architecture and Design: Design, develop, and implement enterprise level web-based systems, enterprise defined in terms of system scope as well as number of users. Plan for responsive user interfaces incorporating modern Web 2.0 technologies (such as AJAX) and mobility needs (smartphones and tablets).
• and develop Java applications incorporating industry-standard frameworks where appropriate (such as Spring). Plan for highly available and scalable applications. Incorporate services into system design where appropriate.
• Software Project Lifecycle Management: Effectively implement and utilize modern Web-based software industry standards and best practices, use of integrated development environments, strong emphasis on unit testing and participation in complete software lifecycle from analysis and design through testing and deployment. Assist end-users and business analysts in turning business needs into incremental software development projects.
• Communication: Communicate with a broad mix of stakeholders involved in the information technology system replacement projects including business users, analysts, software engineers, database architects and administrators (DBAs), quality assurance engineers (QA), systems and infrastructure staff, and support staff.
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