Duties and Responsibilities
The candidate will be expected to provide the following technical support as outlined below:
Enterprise application migration planning.
Application refactoring/development.
Application migration implementation.
Maintain software code baseline.
Implement planned enhancements.
Provide required or mandated fixes.
Provide flexibility in addressing system and workflow changes driven by policy, reporting, and technological changes.
Provide efficient adaptation to changing electronic signature and document non-repudiation requirements.
Provide data and Identity Management integration with AO Systems as required.
Utilize Judiciary DevSecOps, configuration management, version control, and testing automation tools.
Demonstrated ability to diagnose complex system failures and restore services under pressure.
Communicate technical concepts to non-technical stakeholders and documenting processes and procedures clearly.
Create communications about system changes tailored to a variety of audiences including DCIO management, other Directorates, court unit management, and end users.
Coordinate resolution of Security scan findings to adhere to defined and evolving standards.
Develop solutions in accordance with AO policies and procedures.
Provide subject matter expertise recommendations in work execution for technical best practices and provide cost savings and process improvements to the government.
Use the shared SDLC resources provided by the AO including but not limited to Jira.
Document status and report work hours on tasks daily.
Interact with the end users on case-by-case scenarios.
Required Qualifications, Experience, and Competencies
Five (5) plus years of relevant cloud migration experience with major federal IT applications.
Extensive experience and knowledge with AWS, Azure, Google, and Oracle cloud providers. Not all applications will be migrated to the same cloud provider.