Jobs → Engineering → .NET Developer

About the Role We are seeking a .NET Developer to join our team in Lansing, MI. This contract position involves developing and enhancing applications that support the Department of Natural Resources (DNR). Key Responsibilities • Develop and enhance applications supporting DNR, including public-facing tools such as the Michigan burn-permit availability application • Collaborate with business analysts and agency stakeholders to interpret requirements, clarify business processes, and design technical solutions • Translate business needs into system architecture, technical specifications, and development tasks • Support project and work-request activities through coding, testing, debugging, and deployment • Participate in discovery sessions, elicitation activities, and process modeling to ensure alignment between business objectives and system functionality • Provide expert guidance on technical feasibility, constraints, standards, and DTMB policies • Maintain strong communication with agency partners to promote transparency and shared understanding throughout the development lifecycle • Support operational activities and participate as a key member of the DTMB Agency Services technical team • Troubleshoot issues, perform root-cause analysis, and implement sustainable solutions • Ensure compliance with security, accessibility, and quality standards Requirements • Minimum 11–13 years of experience in .NET, MS SQL Server, and Angular • Strong experience developing enterprise applications and delivering maintainable, scalable code • Demonstrated ability to translate business requirements into technical designs and working software • Excellent communication, customer-service mindset, and stakeholder-relationship skills • Ability to quickly learn new technical environments and understand system dependencies • Ability to work independently, manage multiple priorities, and adapt to changing requirements • Bachelor’s Degree Preferred Skills • Experience working in structured environments with standards, methodologies, and governance processes