SharePoint Developer / Administrator
Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Sep 24, 2026. First seen by Alion on Sep 17, 2026. Spry Methods Inc scores B on the Alion truth index.
Who We’re Looking For (Position Overview):
How would you like a SharePoint environment that is genuinely the backbone of a Marine Corps portfolio rather than a file dump? You will design, build, secure, and modernize the PM MAGTF C2 SharePoint portal - custom workflows, .NET development, UX-grade page design, and a metadata architecture that makes a decade of legacy documentation findable in one search. The Government is explicitly asking for professional-standard design here, which means your work will be seen. You get real ownership of the platform, not a ticket queue.
What Your Day-To-Day Looks Like (Position Responsibilities):
Provide SharePoint maintenance, development, administration, and training for the existing PM MAGTF C2 site.
Design, build, maintain, and secure the portal - develop customized workflows, manage user permissions, and troubleshoot platform issues.
Deliver graphic design and .NET software development for site collections, including layouts, navigation elements, and portal imagery meeting professional UX standards.
Conduct a legacy data audit and define the architecture and metadata for stored documentation; edit metadata fieldsso Boolean search returns useful results without expert knowledge.
Create customized search capabilities that cut research time for data calls, and maintainPortfolio Microsoft Teamssites, folders, schedules, and distribution lists.
What You Need to Succeed (Minimum Requirements):
Demonstrated history of delivering SharePoint development and administration - 8 years' relevant experience per the Staffing Matrix.
Bachelor's degree.
Active DoD Secret clearance with ADP-II/IT-2 (T-3) eligibility.
Working knowledge of JavaScript, HTML, and jQuery, plus SharePoint infrastructure (database, network, security, server, storage, workstation).
Ideally, You Also Have (Preferred Qualifications):
Hands-on .NET development for SharePoint site collections.
Experience with third-party tools such as CorasWorksor comparable workflow products.
Information architecture or metadata taxonomy work on a legacymigration.
Design sense - the Government asked for professional-grade UX, not default templates.