.NET Programmer (SNAP/TANF) - Contract - Columbia, SC

September 16, 2026

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About the position

The Division of Technology Services is responsible for developing, implementing, maintaining, and supporting multiple mission-critical applications. This role will support major web application initiatives, including Economic Services Re-Engineering projects and the Refugee Management System. The selected candidate will be part of the Web Application Development team, contributing to the design and development of enterprise applications supporting economic assistance programs such as SNAP and TANF. The role requires strong expertise in full-stack .NET development, web services, database-driven applications, and enterprise integrations.

Responsibilities

Design, develop, enhance, and maintain enterprise-level web applications using .NET technologies
Participate in the development of new Economic Services systems, including registration, interview center, and eligibility platforms
Develop robust front-end and back-end components using C#, ASP.NET, MVC, Angular, and related technologies
Build and maintain web services, APIs, and application integrations for internal and external systems
Collaborate with software engineers, architects, and technical leads to understand subsystem requirements and implement solutions
Design and document software subsystems, components, and technical specifications
Implement, debug, and optimize software components and application modules
Develop unit tests, execute integration tests, and support deployment activities
Participate in integrated testing sessions across test and production environments
Analyze system-level design decisions and communicate impacts to development teams
Support technical infrastructure including source code repositories, build systems, and deployment pipelines
Work with SQL Server databases for data design, development, optimization, and reporting
Assist in creating secure, scalable, and high-performance application architectures
Mentor junior developers and share technical expertise within the team
Participate in Agile development activities, sprint planning, and technical reviews
Ensure adherence to coding standards, documentation, and best development practices
Collaborate with business users, stakeholders, and state IT teams to deliver project objectives

Requirements

7+ years of experience designing and implementing medium to large-scale software systems using .NET architecture
5+ years of experience developing data-driven applications using SQL Server
5+ years of experience building web-based applications using N-tier architecture
5+ years of experience with dynamic web content, scalable systems, and secure application models
2+ years of experience with Angular / AngularJS
Strong hands-on experience with C#, ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC
Experience with web services, API development, and service-oriented architecture
Experience with Microsoft SQL Server, stored procedures, and database integrations
Experience with source control and build management using TFS
Strong debugging, testing, and deployment experience
Candidate MUST be a SC resident or willing to relocate to SC prior to starting the role at their own expense.

Nice-to-haves

Experience working on Economic Services Eligibility systems such as SNAP/TANF
Experience in government or public sector application development
Experience with Agile software development methodologies
Microsoft development certifications preferred
Experience with enterprise reporting tools and data integrations

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