Web Developer/Engineer - Basic

Web Developer/Engineer - Basic

Responsibilities and Duties:

Develop software based on requirements to meet the needed business solution at enterprise, large-scale level. All work is within the application development framework used by the organization. Collaborate with a Project Manager to meet the requirement of fulfilling the client’s goals to implement the business solution. Proficiently executes the work using the tools and techniques required for the project. Utilizes web-based software such as Java, HTML, Custom Style Scripts, AngularJS, JavaScript, JQuery, SOAP, REST API, mobile development, and Web Based API in the building of software applications.

Develop the following capabilities in a web-based environment to comply with J6’s directive of modernizing Access based programs.

Required capabilities:

• Responsible for the development of middle to high-end client server-based applications, designing and developing web pages, and porting applications to a web interface. Interface with clients to determine requirements. Perform tasks assigned with minimal supervision.
• Create, submit, and track emergency buy package records along with all attachments needed for a buy package. This allows a one stop shop for production CSS teams to submit and track the progress of their buy requests.
• A submission inbox that allows the priority cell team to assign buy packages to their CSS’s to work.
• Individual workflows for Pri Cell CSS’s to efficiently track and work buy packages
• A workflow for buy packages that are submitted for Command approval for efficient completion by the command authority.
• Readily available metrics for each gate in both process that can be pulled at any moment as well as monthly metrics on the process. Also metrics on total submissions, denials, awards, etc.
• A read only “Snapshot” feature that allows production CSS teams to see current status of buys without needing emails
• A location to store all corresponding attachments, including any emails that are needed to work the buy package.
• A priority cell supervisor workflow that allows the supervisor and lead to see current status of full workload.
• Auto populated time stamps for when gates are completed in order to accurately track metrics.
• Auto-create buy package control numbers (this is currently done manually)
• Auto-pull data points from EBS for NIINs when they are submitted for review to include:
  • Open contracts with EDDs
  • Open PRs with EADs
  • AAC code
  • AMC/AMSC codes
  • Nomenclature
  • CSI/FAT designation
  • Critical Item designation
  • Sales/cost price data
  • Preferred Cage/PN
  • Shelf-life data
  • MP/PS contact information
  • MDS expiration date