Systems Programmer (Web/SharePoint) - Navy - Secret Required

Remote
Full Time
Navy - ITSM
Experienced
cFocus Software seeks a Systems Programmer (Web/SharePoint) to join our program supporting the Department of Defense (DoD). This position is remote. This position requires the ability to obtain a Secret clearance.
Qualifications:
  • Four (4) years of professional experience in relation to using various programming languages to develop websites and network systems, maintaining databases, developing new user interfaces and designing and debugging website.
  • Qualified experience in HTML, JavaScript, CSS and C++ programming language and experience in SharePoint.
  • Active DoD IAT Level II certification
Duties:
 
  • Design, develop, and maintain Navy SharePoint sites, pages, workflows, and web applications in support of mission and enterprise operations.
  • Customize and configure SharePoint lists, libraries, forms, and permissions to meet user and program requirements.
  • Develop scripts, web parts, and applications using PowerShell, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and C# to automate and enhance functionality.
  • Maintain and update SharePoint environments (on-premises and/or SharePoint Online), ensuring system stability, security, and compliance.
  • Coordinate with system administrators and cybersecurity teams to implement STIG-compliant configurations and security updates.
  • Perform system analysis and troubleshooting for web and SharePoint-related issues, ensuring minimal downtime and efficient resolution.
  • Administer permissions and access controls to ensure compliance with DoD information assurance policies.
  • Develop workflows and forms using SharePoint Designer, Power Automate, or similar tools to streamline business processes.
  • Support migration activities between SharePoint versions or environments, including data validation and testing.
  • Collaborate with stakeholders to identify web application and SharePoint requirements and translate them into technical solutions.
  • Document system configurations, workflows, and user guides for ongoing maintenance and end-user support.
  • Monitor web and SharePoint system performance and implement enhancements as required to optimize efficiency.
  • Integrate third-party tools, plugins, and APIs to extend SharePoint and web application functionality.
  • Develop and maintain responsive, accessible, and user-friendly web designs in compliance with Section 508 standards.
  • Train users and provide technical support for SharePoint and web application functionalities.




 
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