Full Stack Developer

Quetica is partnering with the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry (DLI) and is seeking a full-time developer resource to work through the backlog of defects and develop new features and enhancement for the Worker's Compensation Division's technology system, Campus. Campus was implemented in November 2020 and was developed by a vendor to support the regulatory role of DLI and the stakeholders across the Workers’ Compensation industry. Campus was designed as a portal allowing users to interact directly with the system and the department. Campus is supported by a Product team using Agile and Product management approaches to manage the backlog of defects, new features, and enhancements. There is a substantial backlog of work to be done on the system to meet the users’ needs and support users in completing their business processes. Existing staff resources are unable to make progress on the backlog of defects while also developing new features.

The developer will be working in partnership with existing State staff to improve the Campus system based on user stories as prioritized by the product team and product manager. As members of the product team, the developer will be working closely with other team members (including those in roles such as scrum master, business analyst, quality assurance, and enterprise architect) and users to identify user needs, develop code to meet those needs, document the code changes, and present the system changes to the product manager and users.

The Campus system is built from .NET (back-end) and Angular (front-end) which are being upgraded to more current versions. The product team uses Jira for managing the backlog and assignment of work. Campus is a custom-built system based on the technical requirements collected which resulted in complex code. The system uses Azure-hosted microservice architecture and complex design framework with minimal design and code documentation which makes it challenging to address defects and resolve issues that arise.

The work is expected to be done remotely. 

Minimum Qualifications

• Three (3) years' experience as a full stack developer in .NET
• Three (3) years' experience as a full stack developer in Angular
• Three (3) years' development experience using MS SQL Server

Desired Skills

• Experience working in an Agile/Product environment
• Experience developing in and/or upgrading to .NET6
• Experience developing in and/or upgrading to Angular 15
• Experience using Atlassian Jira/Confluence
• Experience working in the Workers’ Compensation area/industry

Sample Tasks

• Develop .NET and Angular code for defect fixes and new features/enhancements based on user stories.
• Swarm with other developers to troubleshoot blockers and brainstorm solutions.
• Participate in daily stand-up meetings to provide updates on work, identify blockers, and stay informed of the priorities for upcoming work.
• Participate in biweekly sprint review meetings to present system changes to users and stakeholders to ensure the changes are meeting their needs.
• Participate in other product team ceremonies such as sprint planning, backlog refinement, and sprint retrospectives.
• Perform functional testing.
• Document code changes.
• Update and manage assigned Jira tickets.
• Provide knowledge transfer to State staff.
• Perform other related duties as assigned.

Mode of Interview

Interviews will be conducted remotely via Microsoft Teams.

Project Schedule

Anticipated Project Start Date: August 15, 2024
Anticipated Project End Date: February 11, 2025

Company Overview

Quetica is a specialized consulting and product development firm led by industry experts with deep expertise in engineering, information technology and big data solutions. Quetica helps state and government agencies, commercial clients and financial institutions globally to efficiently and effectively accelerate business growth, achieve sustainable cost reduction and accomplish better service levels through delivery of hands-on practical expertise and world class solutions.