Coldfusion Developer-Canada Secret level Clearance required
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Government of Canada, Secret level clearance is required Designing and coding application programs; performing testing for developed applications. Reviewing, analyzing, and modifying programming systems, including encoding, testing, debugging, and installing for a highly available systemThe candidate is expected to be able to communicate well with remote teams, adapt rapidly and learn fast. Sound judgment will be required to understand complex business use cases, design appropriate solutions, and develop the underlying implementationFamiliarity and hands-on experience with profiling, code efficiency, and building software via continuous integration and delivery pipelineEnsuring the operating efficiency of existing application systemsMaintaining records for the documentation of systems development and revisionsConducting analyses of organizational needs and goals for the development and implementation of application systemsHands-on experience with building secure, scalable, performant, and highly available applicationsKnowledge and experience with DevOps/CICD pipelines and tools such have JIRA, Github, Jenkins, UCD Agile methodology such as Scrum, SAFe and KanbanRequirementsGovernment of Canada, Secret level clearance is required Previous experience in the telecommunication industry and Government of Canada contracts are an asset Coldfusion programming languageColdbox Framework 4ANSI SQL-92JavascriptAngularJSCSSHTML5Apache POIGitLinuxOracle 19cBenefits Work hours are Monday - Friday, normal 37.5 hours weeks working onsite up to 5 days a week Location: Hybrid with 3 days on-site and 2 days remoteType of job: Temporary ContractorHourly contract rate: TBD depending on experienceDate candidate required: ImmediateLength of Contract: 12 months with the possibility of extension Non-profit Organizations,Primary and Secondary Education
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