Application Developer

EXPERIENCE SUBSTITUTIONS: Successful completion of an Information Technology Certification program, accredited college and/or graduate training may substitute for the required work experience.

Anticipated tasks will include refining a variety of ITD construction data sets including construction materials, laboratory and field test methods, lab equipment, acceptance criteria, vendors, sources, and mix designs. Those data sets will be integrated with pay item acceptance requirements and reporting. The work will include programming ITD-specific agency views in C# and Python along with ActiveReports (GrapeCity) and integrating API interfaces. Successful candidate will be integrated into an existing team with our AWP vendor and ITD construction materials staff. The developer will often work independently to develop AWP agency views based on existing ITD forms, test methods and reports.

Candidates working remotely will be required to attend project meetings and workshops within core business hours (8-5 Mountain Time). 
Candidates living outside the area will be encouraged to travel to Boise (at ITD expense) to participate in up to five workshops of four-day duration. 
Successful candidates will be required to pass a background check, including fingerprinting as they will access to secure state government systems.