Queensland Police Service Hiring for Senior Software Developer Job at Brisbane Full Time

Multiple permanent opportunities are available in our Development & System Transition directorate. These opportunities are an ideal way to gain entry to and gain experience in a dynamic and complex ICT environment, and make a difference in the community by supporting and working with Queensland’s public safety agencies.

Your Key Accountabilities will include:

• Contribute to all stages of the software development process. Primarily design, code, review, test, correct and document complex system components from supplied specifications using agreed standards and tools, to achieve a well-engineered result.- Define the technical criteria for product/component selection and contribute to decisions about tools, methods and approaches.- Provide advice on business system solutions, products and services to internal and external stakeholders.- Provide guidance on design and programming solutions associated with the development, maintenance and enhancement of complex high availability corporate systems and services.- Maintain currency of skills and knowledge in the field of Microsoft C# and .NET Framework development and web service programming.- Deliver timely client focused support of applications in a 24/7 operational environment.

Refer to the Role Description and Application Guide accessible via SmartJobs for further information including highly desirable and desirable requirements, role profile criteria, Leadership Competencies for Queensland and SFIA technical capabilities.

We value diversity and are actively seeking candidates with varied backgrounds who can think differently and innovate. In choosing the right person for this role we will consider what you have done previously – the knowledge, skills and experience you’ve built, your potential for development, and your personal qualities.

Applications to remain current for 12 months,

Job Ad Reference Number: QLD/424006/22

Closing Date: Friday, 24 June 2022This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia License.