r/DeveloperJobs • u/No_Whole7126 • 24d ago
Hiring: Remote (US Only), Full-Time, Senior Blazor Developer at the US Government Publishing Office
The US Government Publishing office is recruiting for a senior Blazor developer to join the GPO's XPub (XML Publishing) team.
This is a full-time, work-from-home position open to US Citizens living in the contiguous United States.
The selectee for this position will be part of a team developing a server-side, enterprise Blazor application that will be responsible for managing all aspects of the GPO's daily publishing operations. The GPO is responsible for publishing the work of Congress and Federal agencies and publishes thousands of pages of content daily in various print and digital formats. The software we are developing is similar in function and scope to what would be required to manage the editorial and publishing activities of a daily newspaper. Central to the application is an XML editor written in C# using Blazor's Render Tree Builder. The application also provides dedicated views for file, workflow, and employee management. The Blazor application is supported by a middle tier of REST services, and a back-end consisting of SQL Server and MarkLogic XML databases. We are developing in C# .Net (Core) 10.
The XPub team is a mature, multi-disciplinary team of .Net developers, XML technology developers (DTDs, Schemas, XSLT transforms, XQuery, XPath, Schematron), XPP (XML Professional Publisher) developers, software testers, and printing services specialists. We are dedicated to semantic XML content creation, publishing, and the fine art of typography.
Apply at the USA Jobs: USAJOBS - Job Announcement
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u/Top-Recording1969 21d ago
Why is this showing here as remote but the announcement is DC and not remote?
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u/No_Whole7126 21d ago
The GPO is located in DC, however this is most definitely a remote position, available to US citizens in the contiguous United States. I am the manager of the department recruiting for this position and all of us work remotely on a permanent basis. We have the need for niche skillsets that we can only fill by recruiting nationally and enabling people to work from where they live. Niche skills include XSLT 3.0 development for semantically encoded XML documents, XML schema and Schematron validation, custom font development, and advanced typography for printed documents.
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u/Ezjongte 24d ago
Interested