Intermediate .Net Software Developer

We are looking for a roll-up-your-sleeves person with a strong passion for quality and a curious spirit to stay up to date with the latest technological developments in the industry. This is a great opportunity to help a successful company utilize modern technology to solve high-value business problems. You should be experienced in working on successful and large-scale development projects. We are a dynamic team that always punches above our weight and has fun along the way!

The primary responsibility of a .NET Developer is to create and maintain proprietary software programs that provide value for our customers. The key projects involved in this effort include cloud-native enterprise asset and project accounting solutions for energy industry companies, shared services components for reporting and data visualization, business workflow integration tools, etc.

While underlying knowledge of the specific application is not necessary, the software developer needs to be able to work with subject matter experts to determine the real needs of the project. Collaboration with users and cross-functional cooperation with other internal roles is essential. Another aspect of a successful developer is the ability to understand the architecture of the system design and where their specific contribution fits into the overall project scope. The best software developers understand the whole system from both a technical/functional perspective, as well as from the user’s viewpoint.

Responsibilities

Key Performance Objectives

Develop a complete understanding of the project(s): During the first 4 weeks, meet with the project Team Leader, fellow developers, subject matter experts, and other key individuals/departments associated with the project to determine the status of the project and where this position fits into the overall scope. Learn everything necessary to contribute to the ongoing development and support of the software module(s) assigned and make a presentation to the Director of Software Development by the end of the first 4 weeks demonstrating this understanding.

Prepare a personal development plan: Within the first 6 weeks develop a personal plan for professional development to include training objectives, and contribution objectives as a member of an Agile Scrum team (e.g. personal velocity goals, functional contributions, user interactions, code reviews, unit testing and test automation, story estimation, etc.), and recommendations for improvement of departmental processes and methodologies. Review this plan with the Manager of Software Development.

Create and maintain proprietary software programs that provide value for our customers. Develop cloud-native enterprise asset and project accounting solutions for energy industry companies, shared services components for reporting and data visualization, business workflow integration tools, etc.

Operate within an Agile Scrum team: Develop significant skills in areas of collaboration, teamwork, communication, and self-leadership. Consistent with Patrick Lencioni’s book The Five Dysfunctions of a Team, this role will contribute to a culture seeking to build trust, master conflict, achieve commitments, embrace accountability, and focus on results.

Qualifications

Skills and Experiences

For this role, a candidate should have a combination of 3-5 years of experience, academic training in the areas of computer science and/or engineering, and enterprise software experience such as ERP systems, financial/accounting solutions, SaaS solutions in a public cloud.

Specific software language and design skills include .NET Core and C#, modern front-end frameworks and languages (Angular, React, Blazor, Javascript, Typescript, CSS), microservices, containerization and orchestration (Docker and Kubernetes), continuous integration (CI) tools, and relational databases (SQL Server and Azure SQL).

“PowerPlan is an EOE”

Please note that this is a hybrid role that involves a combination of onsite work from our corporate office as well as work from home. While we strive to accommodate flexible working arrangements when sensible, there will be times when onsite work is required. This could include scheduled office days, team meetings, client meetings, or special events.

Regular Full-Time