Job Description
RESPEC is seeking an experienced Database Developer to support a public-sector technology initiative for the Minnesota Department of Information Technology Services (MNIT) in partnership with the Minnesota Department of Corrections. This is a full-time contract consulting opportunity supporting a mission-critical enterprise data environment.
In this role, you will help modernize, maintain, and optimize enterprise database solutions that support transactional applications, reporting platforms, data conversion, and operational decision-making. You will work across the data lifecycle—from ingestion and transformation through migration, validation, reporting, and production support—to ensure that enterprise data is accurate, reliable, secure, and performant.
This is an opportunity for a hands-on database professional who enjoys solving complex data challenges, improving performance at scale, and collaborating with cross-functional Agile teams in a high-impact government environment.
Core Responsibilities:
Qualifications
Required Technical Experience
10+ Years of Experience
Candidates should bring 10 or more years of experience in database development, data engineering, or a closely related technical discipline.
Technical Background:
Candidates should have demonstrated experience with:
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience supporting high-availability or business-critical applications in a government, financial, or legal environment is strongly preferred.
Working knowledge of DevOps and source-control tools—such as Azure DevOps, GitHub, or Jenkins —is also preferred. Candidates who have worked successfully in Agile delivery environments and can communicate effectively across technical and business teams will be especially well suited for this role.
Additional Information
Work Model
Remote: This position is expected to be performed remotely.
Interview Format: Virtual interview via Microsoft Teams.
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.