Appian Developer-Release Management
City of New York9 hours ago
Responsibilities
- Define, maintain, monitor, and document Appian CI/CD pipelines, release processes, health checks, configuration management, deployment planning, and operational support.
- Coordinate releases across the Appian platform and execute upgrade strategies across non-production and production environments.
- Troubleshoot and resolve Appian performance, functionality, and data-integrity issues.
- Design, develop, test, and deploy integrated web and mobile applications using Appian low-code tools, full-stack solutions, custom interfaces, and plug-ins.
- Contribute to scalable, reliable, secure application architecture aligned with business and low-code product strategies.
- Perform application reviews, provide feedback on quality and implementation, and test for browser compatibility, responsiveness, and performance.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college and four years of satisfactory full-time experience related to the position, or equivalent education and experience.
- Experience with Appian release management, configuration management, deployment planning, platform upgrades, troubleshooting, and application support.
- Knowledge of data structures, algorithms, design patterns, application integration, and full-stack and low-code development.
- Ability to develop and support complex, enterprise-grade web and mobile applications and Appian components such as process models, record actions, rules, expressions, SAIL interfaces, and custom plug-ins.
Benefits
- Remote work may be available up to two days per week under the Remote Work Pilot Program and applicable collective bargaining agreement.
- Employment requires verification of identity and authorization to work in the United States and completion of the required employment eligibility verification form.
- The employer states that it is an inclusive equal opportunity employer.
Tech Stack
Sails.js
Categories
About City of New York
The City of New York is the municipal government for the five boroughs, delivering public services such as housing, social assistance, public safety, and digital tools for residents and businesses. It is publicly funded and operates agencies including the Department of Social Services (HRA and DHS) and the New York City Housing Authority. Headquartered in New York, NY, it builds and maintains large-scale systems supporting benefits eligibility, case management, housing, and civic services.