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The Senior BizTalk Developer will design, develop, and maintain SOA-based solutions, providing technical support and ensuring development standards are met.

The GIS Analyst utilizes GIS techniques for data extraction, analysis, and map production, assisting in highway map revisions and quality control tasks.

The mainframe programmer will develop and maintain application architecture, lead requirements gathering, web service enable COBOL applications, and provide technical guidance.

The Support Specialist will assist with technical problem-solving, event setups, equipment deployment, and inventory management in a fast-paced environment.

The Network Admin will troubleshoot and maintain the network infrastructure, resolve outages and connectivity issues, and communicate with remote locations and AT&T for support.

The IT Contract Manager will oversee software asset management and licensing, providing consultative services, mentoring staff, and managing contract lifecycles for the Child Support Division.

The Lawson Analyst will manage ERP projects, oversee end-user support for Lawson modules, and ensure effective project management in a healthcare environment.

The Ruby on Rails Developer will update and expand a web application, handle front and backend development, and participate in client meetings for project requirements and demos.

The Business Analyst will support the Federal Reserve Board's IT Division by defining business requirements, developing test cases/scripts, and maintaining documentation.

The Curam Business Analyst acts as a liaison between business units and IT, providing technical solutions, analyzing processes, documenting requirements, and enhancing automation opportunities.