Perl Developer (100 % remote)
long term project
Location : one year (renewal possible)
Need GC and USC
Top Three Skills:
1. Perl- 5-6 years of experience developing within Perl
2. JQuery and HTML they will be using these tool to develop the front-end
3. CSS-create visual webpage, user interfaces for the website
Bootstrap, Enterprise Application and UNIX/ Linux experience are pluses.
Job Description:
This person will be responsible for re-writing their application and putting it on a new platform. They will be designing the front-end of this website, adding new features and making it more user friendly.
Responsibilities:
•Ability to work independently and collaborate with cross functional groups as required.
•Strong verbal and written communication and presentation skills with both technical and non-technical audiences including management and cross functional groups.
•Must be self-directed and provides up to date information on progress and issues.
•Ability to conduct in-depth research and work through complex problems successfully and reach workable solutions.
•Knowledge of large complex systems within the functional area.
•Ability to work in ambiguous situations; take a high level assignment and work the detail to produce a successful solution.
•Ability to deliver quality software deliverables.
•Independently performs analysis to develop and implement high-level designs for assigned projects.
•Executes full-lifecycle development process including design, development, testing and implementation of moderate to advanced complexity systems.
•Develops moderate-to advanced modules and system components and develops simple to moderately complex re-usable code.
•Diagnoses complex system problems using dumps, traces or other diagnostic tools.
If you are interested in the below position please forward your profile to preethib@usmsystems(dot)com or call me on 703 468 0398.
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