Programmer 5 (.NET)

Interviews: Interviews will be held in-person. Candidates must be available for an in-person interview.
- Duration: 1 year with extension likely.
- Position location: Lansing, MI. Resource will be working a hybrid schedule. NO REMOTE ONLY OPTION. Will need to be onsite from day 1, two days a week.
- Local candidates (strongly preferred) or non-local (must be willing to relocate at their own expense from acceptance with no delays & follow the hybrid schedule)

Clear and concise communication skills are required.

Top Skills:
- Advanced SQL skills
- .NET Core (c#)
- Angular
- TypeScript
- Knowledge of developing Progressive Web applications
- Please see full Job Description (attached) for a list of all requirements.

NEW Interview Attachment Functionality: When you receive an interview request, you will now receive a notification if an attachment is required with the request. As previously required for the SOMI, a current screenshot photo of your candidate is required when they receive an interview request. This now must be uploaded BEFORE you can accept the interview request and cannot be edited after the interview is accepted. This will need to be added when you approve the interview. Attachment instructions will be listed within the interview request. This MUST be uploaded as a PDF file.

The Remediation Information Data Exchange (RIDE) is an application used by the Remediation and Redevelopment Division (RRD) that allows for the exchange of data and information related to contaminated properties regulated under , and , of Michigan's Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act, 1994 PA 451, as amended.

The RIDE application allows the regulated community to submit documents electronically, eliminating the need to send these through regular mail. Currently, the system is only accepting electronic documents related to the Part 213 program. Future releases of RIDE will allow for additional electronic submittals including Baseline Environmental Assessments and other Part 201 documents. If you are a consultant or contractor for RRD, RIDE will also serve as the portal for submitting invoices and other documentation for state-funded projects.

In addition to allowing the submittal of electronic documents, RIDE also hosts RRD's Inventory of Facilities (IOF), which is an inventory of all locations regulated by Part 201 and Part 213, and also includes statistics related to programs regulated by RRD. The purpose of the IOF is to provide a transparent accounting of work conducted by RRD, as well as a resource for the public to access information about facilities regulated by RRD.