The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) is seeking to engage suitably qualified and experienced .Net Developers to deliver and support a range of ICT projects/programs. .Net Developers will be required to work with the project team to uplift the existing code and deliver the requirements for enhancements and improvements. The candidate must hold an active Baseline security clearance prior to commencement. Requirements .Net Developers will be responsible for, but not limited, to: Participating in the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) to develop and enhance a C# based, n-tier, enterprise software and associated documentation in accordance with AEC Standards. Developing automated application build and deployment scripts using the .NET environment (.NET Core), and additional Microsoft technology stack. Following the Agile Methodology for software development using tools such as Azure DevOps. Liaising with technical and business area staff to facilitate the rapid resolution of issues and/or faults within fielded production. Providing analysis on complex issues and contributing to the management, preparation, and coordination of policy formulation and/or project management. Developing and supporting key internal and external relationships, including managing stakeholders to achieve work area and agency goals and represent the agency by promoting its interests in various forums. Providing accurate specialist advice, guidance, and reporting on team functional responsibilities. Making and communicating decisions using good judgement, expertise, and knowledge, governed by legislation, regulations, best practice principles or relevant operating instructions and procedures. Sharing code and development learnings back to the Developer Centre of Excellence to inform continuous improvement. Contributing to doctrine, election preparation and delivery activities in accordance with the election readiness framework, according to individual accountabilities and responsibilities. Perform additional responsibilities as required and directed by the relevant Director/Team Leader or delegate. Please note that any successful applicants located outside of Canberra may be required to travel to Canberra for operational reasons as directed (e.g. onboarding, planning exercises [1-2 times per quarter], in person training, etc.). Any required travel will be discussed in advance and notice given wherever practicable. About the team Chief Information Officer Division (CIOD) The CIOD is one of two divisions within the AEC’s Enterprise Transformation Group (ETG) and is responsible for delivering robust ICT functions and capabilities, maintaining election-ready systems, and delivering an ambitious ICT transformation and modernisation agenda. The CIOD leads and supports a range of AEC projects/programs including, but not limited to, the Modern Workplace Program, Cloud Technology Project, Polling Place Technology Project, and the Election Systems Modernisation Program (Indigo Program). About the project Indigo Program (Tranche 2) The Indigo Program is a large-scale transformation program to modernise business capabilities and replace core election ICT systems with a citizen-centric, agile technology platform. The Program will transform the AEC’s delivery of electoral services and ensure ongoing integrity of the electoral system. Tranche 2 comprises a variety of work packages with a focus on business process re-engineering, data management, legislative compliance and replacing aging systems. Essential criteria 1. Proven experience as a software developer, with proficiency programming in C#. 2. Knowledge of authentication protocols (OAuth, JWT) and API security best practices. 3. Familiarity with databases, data structures, and integration patterns. 4. Demonstrated ability to build and maintain effective working relationships. 5. Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail. 6. Effective communication skills for collaborating with both technical and non-technical stakeholders. Desirable criteria 1. Tertiary qualifications or industry recognised certification in Information Technology or Computer Science (or other relevant discipline). 2. Knowledge of, or ability to, quickly gain knowledge of Australian electoral law and practice. 3. Experience in Cloud-based technologies, Microsoft Azure Dev Ops as well as technical analysis and design. 4. Experience implementing integration requirements to perform end to end solution designs.