WeeghmanBriggs is seeking a Web Developer 2 to support an important mission within the Federal Government
Requirements
- Codes less complex websites using HTML, Visual Basic, or other web-based programming languages.
- Use a variety of internet technologies, techniques and tools such as graphics software applications and object-oriented languages (e.g. Java, CGI, Visual Basic, HTML, XML) to create web page elements
- Maintain a functioning user-accessible website.
- Write documentation regarding the website's technical requirements.
- Maintain website technical documentation to assist with website maintenance and upgrades.
- Integrate new web products with existing web applications in order to improve the functionality or design of the organization's website.
- Analyze and troubleshoot complex software problems and provide solutions using the latest technologies.
Responsibilities
- Responsible for designing, creating, testing and maintaining web sites and content that enrich and optimize the exchange of information and produce effective communications between the main Customer and its customers.
- Analyze requirements to determine the most effective web technologies to satisfy their needs.
- Coordinate creation and collection of necessary technology components and integrate them into a coherent site design.
- Design and develop visually-pleasing, content rich, user-friendly interfaces with intuitive 'navigation.
- Deliver comprehensive web site solutions to satisfy customer requirements. Maintain configuration management.
- Apply concepts, develops, tests, maintain and supports high-performance, innovative web based applications.
- Troubleshoot software problems and provide solutions to overcome those problems using the latest technologies.
Other
- A current and active TS/SCI Clearance with a MD Polygraph is required to be considered.
- Eight (8) years experience as a WD in programs and contracts of similar scope, type, and complexity is required.
- A Bachelor's degree in a technical discipline from an accredited college or university is required.
- Four (4) years of additional WD experience may be substituted for a bachelor's degree.
- Work independently on more complex projects.
