IT Programmer Analyst, Practitioner

Description:

Responsible for the development and integration of new or existing applications into the technical infrastructure and existing business processes.
Provides technical or functional guidance to project or work teams as needed within a specific discipline.
Collaborates on an on-going basis with the Business Systems Analyst. Analyzes, designs, develops, tests, debugs, implements, maintains and/or enhances existing or new systems that are reliable and efficient. Enable Skills-Based Hiring No Furlough Notification ll NextEra Energy Contingent Workforce Program (CWP) assignments are eligible for worker furlough. Typical furlough schedules coincide with select national holidays, but may be subject to change. Suppliers will be notified by the CWP of those workers impacted and the applicable furlough dates prior to each furlough period. Worker Building Location JRA - James Robo A Building - 0000555902 Will driving be required as part of position duties/work? No Driving Record Validation For all positions indicating driving requirements, supplier must hold validation of non-restricted current driver''s license and demonstrate the following: no alcohol/drug related driving offenses within the previous five years and/or the license is not currently suspended or restricted related to hours of driving or reason for driving. Additional Job Details Please have candidate answer attached screening questions and include with the resume submission. Make the Questions and answers last page of Resume.

Position Overview
Join our innovative team working on QUEST Migration Acceleration, a critical initiative to modernize our legacy systems for enhanced operational efficiency.
This role offers the opportunity to work directly with the Wind Reliability Team on transformative technology that impacts critical infrastructure operations at one of the nation's largest utilities.

About the Project
The QUEST Migration Acceleration project represents our next-generation operational platform, designed to replace legacy systems with modern, scalable solutions.
You'll be at the forefront of migrating applications to the QUEST system while ensuring seamless operational continuity for our wind reliability operations.

What We're Looking For
We seek an energetic and motivated software developer who thrives in dynamic environments and is excited about working with cutting-edge technology at one of the largest utilities in the country.
The ideal candidate demonstrates strong communication and documentation skills for effective collaboration with the Wind Reliability Team and cross-functional partners, maintains an excellent work ethic with the ability to receive and act on constructive feedback, and can work independently to deliver quality products from ambiguous requirements.

Required Experience

• 4+ years of C#/.NET development experience with .NET Framework Core
• 4+ years of Angular/TypeScript development with modern web application expertise
• Strong communication and documentation skills (requirement)
• Experience with troubleshooting and bug resolution

Preferred Qualifications

• 2+ years of AWS experience with cloud-native application development
• 1+ year of CI/CD experience with automated deployment pipelines
• AWS CDK experience for infrastructure as code
• GitHub Actions expertise for CI/CD workflows
• Experience navigating corporate environments and enterprise-scale projects
• Background working with utility or critical infrastructure systems

What You'll Be Doing

• Accelerate the migration timeline from legacy systems to the QUEST platform
• Work daily with the Wind Reliability Team to identify and resolve bugs/issues in QUEST
• Troubleshoot and fix system bugs while implementing enhancements
• Configure models and set up the QUEST user interface
• Develop support systems and automation opportunities for user acceptance testing
• Create comprehensive documentation for migration processes and system configurations
• Collaborate closely with technical stakeholders to ensure smooth transition processes
• Contribute to the continuous improvement of development and migration practices

Will Per Diem and Mob/De-Mob expense types be available for this requisition? No If Per Diem is available, please indicate the maximum amount: 0 If Nuclear Business Unit: On-Boarding Note Nuclear workers requiring unescorted badge access will follow onsite in-processing procedures. All others will be required to complete Non-Nuclear pre-assignment screenings through their staffing supplier. Please contact CWP with any questions: cwp@nexteraenergy.com or 561-694-4761. Will the selected worker require unescorted badge access into Nuclear protected areas? No Is NERC CIP unescorted physical or cyber access required for this assignment? No Which NERC access is needed? N/ Is Federal Energy Regulatory Commission access required? No Shift Type Standard Shift (8-5) Hours per Day 8 Hours per Week 40 Total Hours 4,176.00
Attachment:

Please ask the candidates the following screening questions during your phone interview with them. Ensure candidate DOES NOT use search/AI to answer the questions. Capture main points of the candidate's responses in the "CANDIDATE SUMMARY " field
C#:
1. What is inheritance in C#?
2. What are Generics in C# and why are they used?
3. Explain the purpose of the using statement?
4. Explain the difference between IEnumerable and IQueryable?
5. What are Async and Await keywords in C# and their purpose?
6. Describe Exception Handling in C# and the use of try, catch, and finally blocks?
7. In C# explain EntifyFramework?

Angular:
1. Explain the concept of Modules in Angular?
2. What is the difference between square brackets and parentheses when using model in angular?
3. What is data binding in Angular and what are the different types?
4. What is the difference between Promise and Observable?
5. What is the difference between interface and class?
6. How do you implement communication between parent and child components in Angular?
7. Describe the Angular Component Lifecycle Hooks?

TypeScript/Angular Questions

1. What's the difference between interface and type in TypeScript? When would you choose one over the other?
2. Explain Angular's component lifecycle hooks. Which hooks would you use for API calls and cleanup operations?
3. What's the difference between Observable , Promise , and Subject in Angular/RxJS? When would you use each?
4. How do you implement communication between parent and child components in Angular? Explain @Input() , @Output() , and EventEmitter
5. What are Angular services and how do you make them injectable? Explain the difference between providedIn: 'root' and providing in a module.

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