Sr.NET Core Lead/Developer

Position: Sr.NET Core Lead/Developer

Duration: 6 Months

Location: Jackson, MS (100% Remote)

Job Description:

Project: EIS System Upgrade

The Mississippi Department of Finance and Administration's Bureau of Building, Grounds, and Real Property Management and State Property Insurance tracks the assets, attributes, and the insurance of each of the properties owned by the State. These properties include buildings, furniture, vehicles, and other related items. The attributes for each of these properties include location, responsible personnel, age, replacement cost, and additional information.

Responsibilities:

• The existing environment used to manage this data and make it available for use consists of a .NET Framework 4.0.0 application (ASP.NET VB.NET) running on Windows 2016 Server with IIS version 10.0.14393.0.
• The contractor is expected to upgrade the existing application to the latest .NET CORE version as well as make several changes to the database and function of the application to enhance functionality.
• Access is both internal to our agency, and externally by other state agencies. The web front end will be modernized as well to improve appearance as well as function.

Required Skills/Experience:

• Advanced knowledge of VB.NET, .NET Framework, .NET CORE programming
• Advanced knowledge of Structured Query Language (SQL), and SQL database Proficient with IIS configuration
• Proficient with Windows Server versions 2016 and 2025
• Knowledge of geocoding
• Knowledge of Enhanced Information System (EIS)

Required Skill Set:

Operating Systems:

• Windows Server 2016
• Windows Server 2025

Programming Language/Development Tools

• .NET
• .NET CORE
• Visual Studio/Visual Basic

Database Systems/Database Tools

• SQL

Framework/SLD/Methodology

• Geocoding

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