CGS Federal (Contact Government Services)
Share Point Developer
$80K–$200K
Washington, DC +3 · Hybrid · Full-time · Posted Mar 6, 2026
- Location
- Washington, DC
Remote
Hybrid
Arlington, VA - Experience
- More than 1 year in professional PowerApps development and production deployment; usually at least 3 years of substantial hands-on experience on the systems used.
About the job
Develops and supports SharePoint and PowerApps solutions and other web applications for a Federal agency, including system design, coding, testing, documentation, and security implementation.
What you'll do
- Design systems and translate functional requirements into specifications and applications; test software and maintain documentation.
- Develop and maintain PowerApps, SharePoint Online, database structures, and web applications, including migrating classic ASP applications to ASP.NET.
- Coordinate with Government staff, programmers, DBAs, and QA; advise on improvements and provide technical direction to lower-level personnel.
What they ask for
- More than 1 year of hands-on professional development and production deployment experience with custom PowerApps using MS PowerApps Suite.
- Experience building production-grade PowerApps Custom Canvas and PowerApps Portal solutions with MS Flow and SharePoint Online.
- SharePoint Online development experience and experience working in an Agile Team environment.
- Experience with HTML, ASP.Net, C#, JavaScript, XML, Oracle 12c, and ASP technologies; substantial hands-on experience on the systems used, usually at least three years.
Nice to have
- User-centric UI/UX design experience using PowerApps Canvas and responsive forms.
- General knowledge of Microsoft Internet Information Server, user interface and web design, technology security, relational databases, and OO principles.
Pay
USD 80,000–200,000 per-year-salary (base salary)
Tools
MS PowerApps Suite, PowerApps Canvas, PowerApps Portal, MS Flow, SharePoint online, SQL Server, Oracle 12c, ASP.NET
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