Sharepoint Application developer

Our client is seeking a highly technical application developer for SharePoint 365, with a broad scope of independent initiative and judgment, responsible for the design, implementation and maintenance of internal SharePoint portal and custom applications that supports the business. This will include design, development and configuration of SharePoint out of the box features including webpages, forms, workflows, SharePoint Designer, Document Libraries and implementing new features integrating with Cloud Services and third party tools. The developer will do custom coding using C# and MVC or Java 1.8, JSP, JDBC, JavaScript, JSON objects and PowerShell scripts. The person will also be responsible for SharePoint administrative tasks including managing security for sites and sub-sites.

Mandatory Skills/Experience

Note: Candidates who do not have the mandatory skills will not be considered.
• 5-7 years of experience developing and maintaining medium to large SharePoint
implementations.
• Experience developing enterprise grade applications in C# or Java with MVC architecture.
• Extensive experience with SharePoint out of the box features, Content Management, Wiki,
Blogs and Search Configurations.
• Experience with Business Connectivity Services, Master Pages, Apps, Page Layouts, User Store,
Web Parts and Workflow Foundation.
• Experience using and configuring SharePoint Designer.
• Experience with designing, building and managing large document libraries.
• Experience developing custom applications that perform CRUD operations.
• Experience managing security on sites and sub-sites and laying out information architecture.
• Experience configuring SharePoint services and settings.
• Experience managing content databases, site layout structures, site quotas and limits.
• Experience in database design, stored procedures and SQL in MS SQL.
• Able to multi-task and be pro-active in project planning, requirements gathering and setting
priorities based on impact and risk to the business without supervision.

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