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What they do
An Application Manager manages, customizes, develops and maintains an application for a company to meet specific business objectives. Manages either commercial off-the-shelf or customized applications. May lead team of developers in the customization of the application.
$127,415 / year median in South Carolina
-6% projected decline
Job Description
Project Lead (Local to SC) absiusa Columbia, SC Job Details $1 an hour 10 hours ago Qualifications Data systems development Web development Data retrieval time improvement Business intelligence report generation SQL System development IT Web applications Data analytics tools Query management Law enforcement Full Job Description Required Skills 5+ Years of Experience with Developing Web Applications using .NET technologies and/or similar Web Technology (ASP.NET, .NET Core, Blazer, Razer, Python) 3+ Years of Experience with developing data transport methods using XML or JSON 5+ Years of Experience with UNIT Testing and Integration Testing 5+ Years of Experience with SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) or Power BI 5+ Years of Experience with COTS and MOTS applications 5+ Years of Law Enforcement IT Experience 5+ Years of Experience with SQL Database programming and architecture. Develop and optimize SQL databases, queries, and data solutions to support application functionality and performance. Preferred Skills Experience developing AI Agents or Tools Development Experience Using O365 Tools such as SharePoint, Power BI, Power Apps GitHub and/or DevOps experience Experience with PowerShell scripts to automate system tasks, streamline workflows, and improve operational efficiency. Experience with Developing Test Scripts