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We are hiring for an Application Developer II to join our Enterprise Content Solutions Team at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan. Experience with Incident Management process and understanding of logging/tracking/resolving issues Work closely with clients, business analysts and team members on small to large, complex projects to understand the business requirements that drive the analysis and design of quality technical solutions that align with business and IT strategies and are in compliance with the organization's architectural standards.
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Ensuring all Programs/Projects are delivered successfully, within the budgeted cost, quality and time.
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Support Continual Improvement of Audience Solutions process and deliverables Evaluation of new data sources, expanding use cases to be supported Collateral that clearly demonstrates capabilities Process and best practice playbooks to educate agency partners Mentor junior team members.
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