Full Stack Developer, Senior (O365/SharePoint/ Power Platform Developer )
LCG, Inc. · MD
$100,000–$115,000from the description
Jul 20, 2026
MD
Jul 22, 2026
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A senior full-stack developer role centered on building and maintaining SharePoint Online-based intranets, Power Platform applications, and web systems for a federal health client. Day-to-day work spans SPFx component development, CI/CD pipeline setup in Azure DevOps, Section 508 accessibility compliance, and Agile-DevSecOps delivery. Suits an experienced developer comfortable with Microsoft 365 ecosystems, backend development in C#/.NET, and the governance requirements of federal IT environments.
Senior level · 5+ years · Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV · Full-time
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The role is hybrid in Bethesda, MD with a minimum of 1 day onsite per week; remote=false reflects that it is not fully remote.
A Public Trust clearance is listed as preferred ('Active Public Trust or ability to obtain NIH clearance') under Preferred Qualifications, not as a hard gate — the clearance requirement is set to None accordingly.
SQL and Oracle appear together as a single querying/integration requirement in the Requirements section; SQL is the primary skill with Oracle as an alternative. Oracle also appears separately in the preferred context of NIH data sets (IRDB Oracle), captured as a standalone preferred skill.
React and Angular are listed as interchangeable modern framework options ('React, Angular, or similar') within the hard Requirements section; React is the primary with Angular as an alternative.
SharePoint 2016 and SharePoint Online are listed together as a single requirement; SharePoint Online is the primary with SharePoint 2016 as an alternative.
ServiceNow, SPFx, Dataverse, Power Platform CLI, Dynamics 365, Microsoft Teams, and Microsoft Copilot appear in the responsibilities/narrative sections rather than the explicit Requirements block and are marked as preferred.
WAVE and Axe appear in the Requirements section under 'accessibility standards and tools' alongside Section 508 and WCAG, but are framed as examples of tools ('Section 508, WCAG, WAVE, Axe, etc.') rather than firm individual gates; they are marked preferred while Section 508 and WCAG are marked required.
Drupal is explicitly listed under Preferred Qualifications for emergency support purposes.
No degree is specified as a hard requirement anywhere in the posting.
No sponsorship is available; the posting does not gate on citizenship or clearance beyond the ability to obtain a Public Trust.
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