What are the responsibilities and job description for the Management Applications Development Manager position at BeaconGov?
CONTRACTOR QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE :
Contractor staff assigned to this agreement must possess the following minimum qualifications and experience :
1. Five years of demonstrated experience with the development of use cases using the Rational Unified Process TM in group sessions.
2. Five years of demonstrated experience with the development of web-based applications using .NET and .NET Core
3. Five years of demonstrated experience with object-oriented design.
4. Five years of demonstrated experience with the design and implementation of medical software.
5. Three years demonstrated experience with the conversion of applications written in .NET-to-.NET Core and using technologies, such as Web API, React, and Redux.
6. Five years of demonstrated experience using TestTrack TM and / or DevOps.
7. Five years of demonstrated experience developing software ensuring information security and patient confidentiality.
CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILITIES :
Service Tasks : Contractor will perform the following tasks in the time and manner specified :
1. Monthly, document the object-oriented design for each software release as directed by the Department.
2. Monthly, validate design for each software release as directed by the Department.
3. Monthly, develop C# components following industry standar.ds from system use cases for each software release as directed by the Department. Code is documented in Git repository.
4. Weekly, write C# code following industry standards to support the .NET Core Merlin modernization for responsive design, converting additional core base pages to mobile friendly ones as directed by the Department. Code is documented in Git repository.
5. Weekly, develop components following cloud-based design industry standards to support Phase I Azure design and conversion as directed by the Department. Code is documented in Git repository.
6. Monthly, write C# code for all the DevOps items included in each version release. Code is documented in Git repository and cross-referenced to DevOps items as directed by the Department.
7. Monthly, generate all operationally needed summaries of disease cases, outbreaks and events as directed by the Department. Operational needs will be determined by the Department of Health and communicated in writing to the contractor.
8. Monthly, write code following industry standards to complete Phase Il Merlin conversion of Crystal reports to improved data visualization displays and interactive data dashboards as directed by the Department. Code is documented Git repository.
9. Monthly, write C# code following industry standards to complete modification to support emerging disease needs (e.g. COVID-19) and other reportable disease field survey data collection activities as directed by the Department. Code is documented in Git repository.
10. Weekly, troubleshoot systems failures by receiving critical feedback from the Bureau of Epidemiology Surveillance Systems team members and the Florida Department of Health Division of IT as directed by the Department.
11. Weekly, write code utilizing system design documentation as it pertains to COVID-19 and other reportable diseases enhancements necessary to support case management, submission of data CDC, and interfacing with the Bureau of Public Health Laboratories laboratory information management system (Lab Ware) as directed by the Department.
12. Monthly, write code to produce files that support the transition messaging of reportable disease data to the CDC via CDC-specified HL7 formats per CDC Message Mapping Guides : (as the CDC makes them available) in collaboration with Division of Disease Control and Health Protection (DCHP) as directed by the Department.
13. Information technology teams; design, develop, and code based on business requirements for the DCHP Master Person Index project as part of the overall Strategic effort for integration and interoperability of its systems and software as directed by the Department. Work with Division resources to standardize collection and storage of DCHP shared data.
14. In collaboration with DCHP information technology teams; standardized collection and storage of DCHP shared data in accordance with DCHP standards (i.e. shared profiles, laboratory, and provider tables) as directed by the Department.
15. Develop database resources, as gathered during JAR (Joint Application Requirements) and / or JAD (Joint Application Design) sessions, for the creation of a seamless single sign-on interface between Merlin and PRISM as assigned as directed by the Department.
