Software Developer

Are you passionate about technology and enjoy a challenge? We have an opportunity for Software Developer to join our IST Delivery team.
Play a crucial role in delivering high quality services to our customers across the business. In this position, you will be part of a passionate and collaborative team contributing to designing, developing and providing maintenance for new or enhanced business systems. Using research, design and issue resolution skills, you will be the go-to person to provide technical advice and investigate incidents to ensure they are resolved in a timely manner.
Responsibilities include the following:
Develop application code according to development and practice standards
Provide technical advice to planning activities and ensure stakeholders expectations are managed
To investigate, troubleshoot and resolve application incidents and issues
Produce clear and concise technical documentation

Ideally you will have the following:
A solutions focused approach and ability to problem solve
Experience working with Microsoft technologies including C#, ASP MVC, Web API and SQL
Web development skills including JavaScript, CSS and HTML5
Sound fundamentals in solution architecture, software patterns and security best practice

Why work for Parliamentary Service?
Work in an environment that values technical excellence and empowers the team to do great work
We offer a thorough induction, on-going development and excellent working conditions.

If you are skilled in Umbraco development and configuration that is of benefit. If not, we are more than happy to help you to develop these skills.
If you are interested in a role that combines technical and customer skills then we would be keen to hear from you.
To apply for this job, please go to our job site https://careers.parliament.govt.nz/home and enter the job code 23503GJ.
Applications close midnight Sunday, 9 February 2020.
For any queries, please e**********
Parliamentary Service appoints on merit and is committed to EEO and good employer principles.