CGS Federal
APEX Developer (Top Secret Clearance Required)
About this role
CGS is hiring an APEX Developer to support the Legal Analysis Workflow System (LAWS), an Oracle database application for tracking legal cases and projects. You'll design, develop, and maintain APEX applications while providing technical support and training to end users in a government contracting environment.
What you'll do
- Design, debug, code, and maintain Oracle APEX applications and the LAWS system
- Develop front-end code using CSS, HTML, JavaScript, and AJAX
- Participate in technical meetings and teleconferences to support program objectives
- Provide direct end-user support and training for LAWS application
- Perform operations and maintenance procedures on APEX applications
- Liaise with other divisions for coordination and problem resolution
What they're looking for
- Oracle Application Express (APEX)
- JavaScript
- HTML
- CSS
- AJAX
- Ability to adapt to changing priorities
- Technical communication and documentation
- Problem-solving under pressure
Benefits
- Health, Dental, and Vision coverage
- Life Insurance
- 401k retirement plan
- Flexible Spending Accounts
- Paid Time Off and Federal holidays
- Professional growth and learning opportunities
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CGS Federal
CGS Federal provides workforce development solutions and federal technology services, including training programs, job placement initiatives, and custom software development for government agencies. The company is hiring workforce development professionals in Washington, DC and SharePoint/PowerApps developers in Chicago and Atlanta to support these initiatives.
- Website
- cgsfederal.com
Likely interview questions
- Tell us about your experience designing and developing Oracle APEX applications. What types of applications have you built, and what challenges did you encounter?
- The LAWS system tracks OGC cases and projects. How would you approach gathering requirements from end users and translating them into APEX features?