OpenText Senior Systems Developer
Higher Frog Ltd
United StatesPosted about 8 hours agoDiscoveredMatch locked
RemoteContractor10+ years exp
About the Role
We are seeking a
Senior Systems Developer
to develop, maintain and enhance OpenText application workflows. In this role, you will leverage your combined technical opentext expertise, application workflow knowledge, and Health IT experience for a key federal government project.
Due to the nature of the client and data, we are only able to consider US Citizens for this position.
Key Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a related field.
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10+ years of experience in Health IT.
- Experience with Agile development for US Federal clients
- OpenText technical / consulting experience
Preferred Skills / Experience
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Content Suite experience
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AppWorks experience
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Archive Center experience
This is an exciting opportunity to drive excellence as a Senior Systems Developer for this critical government project. The
anticipated start is Dec/Jan
, and this planned to be a full-time contracting role.
Responsibilities
- Develop, maintain and enhance OpenText application workflows.
- Contribute to the design and implementation of workflow solutions.
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Customize Content Server functionality
- Support the ongoing operation and improvement of OpenText applications.
- Work with relevant stakeholders to understand workflow needs and deliver appropriate technical solutions
- Work on enhancements to the clients existing applications.
Apply via email
About the role
via the 'apply now' link in this job ad.
Please note, Higher Frog Ltd does not consider any agency submissions.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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Skills
agile
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