Senior.NET DeveloperApex Systems, the nation’s 2nd largest Information Technology staffing firm, has an opportunity for a Senior.NET Developer to work for one of our local clients here in Tampa, FL.Applicants must have 5-7 years of Middle tier/ Back End EXPERIENCE and have technical experience with.NET, C#, DB. If interested please reach out. The position requires someone eligible to work in the United States and candidate must be available to work as a direct W2 employee of client Systems Inc.Position Details:Position: Senior .NET DeveloperLocation: RemoteDuration: 3-6 Month CTHUnderstand and review business requirements and requests from health plans in order to assess, design, code, test and implement system enhancementsExtensive experience as a developer, ideally in a healthcare environment for claims processing (AMISYS experience is desired)Function as a scrum team member, with significant experience working as a developer in an agile environment.Coordinate releases across all team members and across interfacing systems, and the ability to branching and merging multiple code versions.
Experience in GitLab is a plusCreate process flows and documentation of existing and new system functionalityProvide on-call support for IT processes and functionalityHelp identify process issues and define proactive resolutions for those issues through design changes, coding, testing, and implementationIdentify dependencies and risks associated with system enhancementsAbility to investigate and triage issues associated with Claims processingRequired Skills:Middle-tier back-end development.NET Core - Does not need 5 years exactly but a candidate that has participated in a Modernization effortC#Any relational DB experiencesNICE TO HAVESCOBOL –AWS experienceClaim processing experienceProject details:Modernizing applications, all brand new developmentWill be Decomposing Cobol application and switching to .Net Core in a Microservices environment, they are also in the midst of moving everything to Aws cloud,If they are not doing new development, it is only because something broke Doing some work with COBOL and moving that into PseudocodeProvider validation – someone who is allowed to bill for a certain service, they do this using an API or an API call to obtain additional data. May be taking a process and adding a new instance