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ASP.Net Microsoft Azure CICD Pipelines Architect

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Bachelor's degree

Job overview

The architect will analyze and document payroll distribution processes, reengineer journal vouchering, and assess financial planning systems to align FDOT assets with the Florida PALM solution, while leading remediation of the Comptroller Automation Platform and modernizing legacy UI components.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

ASP.NETWeb API/RESTful ServicesEntity FrameworkMicrosoft Azure CICD PipelinesSonarQubeAngularJSKendo UI

Qualifications

Bachelors or Masters Degree in Computer Science or Information Systems

Full job description

ASP.Net Microsoft Azure CICD Pipelines Architect

(Jobs in Tallahassee, FL)

Requirement id 159221

Job title Architect

Job location in Tallahassee, FL

Skills required ASP.NET, Web API/RESTful Services, Entity Framework, Microsoft Azure CICD Pipelines

Open Date 30-Sep-2026

Close Date

Job type Not specified

Duration 9 Months

Compensation DOE

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Email Recruiter:coolsoft

Job Description Architect: ASP.NET, Web API/RESTful Services, Entity Framework, Microsoft Azure CICD Pipelines

BidLink: https://s3.ariba.com/Buyer/Main/aw?awh=r&awssk=g\_UvDzhVLWISP..i&realm=myfloridamarketplaceFLAIR&passwordadapter=AribaSupplierNetworkUser

Start date :10/1/2026

End Date :06/30/27

Submission deadline :Responses due by 5:00 pm on 10/06/2026

Client Info : Florida Department of Transportation

Description:

Background: As a result of the Departments efforts to re-engineer and modernize core financial systems, there have been over 1,500 computing assets identified as performing some level of financial planning, analysis, and management functionality that are impacted by the State of Floridas accounting system. The Florida Planning, Accounting, and Ledger Management (PALM) project is a multiyear endeavor to replace the State of Floridas accounting and cash management systems with a modern financial management solution. The Florida PALM Project is targeted to replace Central, Payroll, and Departmental FLAIR functionality, with go-live scheduled for July 1, 2026.

The 1,500+ computing assets are comprised of interfaces, enterprise applications, databases, automated processes, and reporting programs within FDOT that will require remediation due to:

  • Adoption of the Florida PALM Standardized Business Process Model

  • Transition to the Florida PALM Chart of Accounts values

  • Replacement of Central, Payroll and Departmental FLAIR functionality

  • Redevelopment of agency incoming and outgoing interfaces to the statewide accounting system

  • Implementation of Information Warehouse data to support agency specific reporting requirements.

The computing asset modifications to complete the FDOT PALM System Transition (FPST) will take place over the course of three years in alignment with the Florida PALM Project scheduled timeline.

Problem Statement: Modifications to the Departments computing assets are necessary to align with the Florida PALM solution and are essential to the continuity of FDOT business. The selected candidate will be assigned initially to analyzing and documenting the Departments payroll distribution process and the Florida PALM projects reengineering of journal vouchering processes impact on critical business functions, supporting business processes, and related computing assets. Additional focus will be on analyzing related financial planning and analysis systems and dependent business processes owned by the Department and assisting in re-engineering in areas impacted by the Florida PALM Standardized Business Process Model and redeveloped interfaces. As part of this effort, a fit-gap determination must be made comparing the Departments computing assets functional scope with the Florida PALM Standardized Business Process Model to recommend those assets that may be decommissioned and addressed with the functionality within the Florida PALM solution.

This position will serve as the primary technical architect responsible for remediating the Comptroller Automation Platform (CAP) and providing architectural and development leadership across other Office of Comptroller (OOC) initiatives. The role will focus on improving code quality, addressing security vulnerabilities, strengthening the agencys .NET infrastructure, and providing hands-on technical guidance and support to development teams.

In support of the CAP, this position will review remediated application code and utilize the agencys SonarQube code scanning tools to enhance code quality, maintainability, and release readiness. The role will also contribute to modernization efforts by updating and replacing legacy UI components, including AngularJS and Kendo UI implementations. Additionally, this position will collaborate closely with the agencys LaunchPads lead developer to design and implement complex or high-risk technical changes.

Education

A Bachelors or Masters Degree in Computer Science, Information Syste

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