Web Developer / Information Systems Analyst I, Option W
State of Illinois1 month ago
Springfield, IL, USAEntry Level
Responsibilities
- Design, write specifications for, develop, maintain, and enhance complex web applications and distributed systems.
- Perform technical and advisory work involving application design, construction, maintenance, and system enhancements.
- Interview and consult with users regarding distributed and web-based data-processing needs and technical studies.
- Analyze existing architectures, conduct feasibility studies, and recommend improvements for system conversions and enhancements.
- Serve as a resource for web-system users, technical staff, and Illinois State Police help desk personnel.
- Provide guidance and training to lower-level staff on programming techniques, applications, documentation, standards, and requirements.
- Prepare testing plans, test scripts, and test data for new or modified applications.
- Analyze system behavior and resolve operational or procedural problems within web and distributed applications.
Requirements
- Four years of college coursework in computer science or a directly related field, or equivalent knowledge, skill, and mental development.
- At least one year of professional experience in Web Services or a related Information Technology field.
- At least one year of professional experience designing, developing, and enhancing complex web applications and distributed systems.
- At least one year of professional experience developing web applications with object-oriented programming languages and principles.
- At least one year of professional experience using .NET, C#.NET, JQuery/JavaScript, and SQL Server to build and maintain web applications.
- At least one year of professional experience conducting feasibility studies for system conversions and enhancements.
- Preferred experience using Azure DevOps for source control, work item management, build and release pipelines, and collaborative development.
- Ability to analyze systems logically, communicate technical concepts clearly, document recommendations and specifications, manage competing assignments, and collaborate with stakeholders.
- Ability to pass the required background check, verify identity, obtain employment authorization for a permanent full-time position, travel, work on call, and work outside normal hours when required.
Benefits
- Competitive medical, life, dental, and vision insurance plans.
- Flexible work schedules when available and dependent on the position.
- 10–25 days of paid vacation annually, including 10 days during the first year of state employment.
- 12 days of paid sick leave annually, with carryover.
- Three paid personal business days per year and 13–14 paid holidays per year depending on election years.
- 12 weeks of paid parental leave.
- State Employees Retirement System pension plan and optional deferred compensation plan.
- Optional pre-tax medical and dependent-care assistance programs.
- Tuition reimbursement and eligibility for the Federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program.
- Full-time, union-represented position working Monday through Friday, generally 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., headquartered in Springfield, Illinois; work hours may vary.
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About State of Illinois
State of Illinois is the state government providing public services, regulation, and infrastructure for residents and businesses. It operates departments and programs spanning public safety, health and human services, transportation, education support, revenue, and environmental protection, funded by the state budget and taxes. Established in 1818, the government is headquartered in Springfield with major offices statewide, including Chicago, and hires across civil service, technical, and facility operations roles.