Rq10705

RQ10705 - Int. Software Developer (MS D365)

1-year contract (247 business days) - 1 possible extension

ONSITE 5 days - Downsview, Toronto or St. Catharines.

Deliverables:

  • Software development and Technical Product knowledge of various collaboration tools including SharePoint, PowerApps design, .Net development and HTML knowledge. The Resource will be contributing to the ongoing development of a Digital Portal, using various tools and products to capture info, present it in multiple ways via dashboards, reports and executive summaries.
  • Prepare appropriate documentation to ensure existing project team has the information required to continue with ongoing development efforts.
  • Design a report to show the status of SLA signatories- including linkages to eApprovals and how the Digital Portal can illustrate in a centralized fashion the progression.
  • Tracking SLA signatories within the Digital Portal, and also other integration points to support the SLM SLA process. Eventual end-state could include finding way to populate the Service Catalogue with content captured in the Digital Portal.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Required to translate technical systems specifications into working, tested CRM applications. This includes developing detailed programming specifications, writing and/or generating code, compiling data-driven programs, maintaining, and conducting unit tests.
  • Develop detailed programming specifications, writing and generating code, compiling data-driven programs and conducting unit tests.
  • Resolves and troubleshoots technical problems which arise during the use and operation of software packages, including technical assistance in implementation, conversion and migrations.
  • Knowledge and experience with programming Internet-ready applications.
  • Knowledge and experience in rapid application development (RAD) methodologies.
  • Knowledge and understanding of Information Management principles, concepts, policies and practices.
  • Experience with middleware and gateways.
  • Experience reviewing, analyzing, and modifying product installation scripts including encoding, testing, debugging.
  • Ability to provide post-implementation support and resolve any post-implementation technical issues.
  • Experience conducting design walkthrough sessions with project team.
  • Knowledge and understanding of Accessibility for Ontarians with Disability Act (AODA) and related regulations and standards.
  • Ability to provide user and system documentation as required.
Must Have:
  • Experience in solution development and analysis with MS Dynamics 365, Power Platform including creating and customizing Model Driven Apps, Power Automate workflows, Azure Security configurations and Power Pages.
  • Experience in programming and analysis with Mic, Web Development skills including HTML, XML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Ajax to update Dynamics 365 Forms and Portal webpages.
  • Experience with Agile DevOps development methodology, Version Control Repositories, CI/CD Pipelines Experience with compliance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005. AODA
  • Experience with Government of Ontario – Information Technology Standards (GO ITS)
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