About This Role
This role involves transforming customer requirements and use cases into functional enterprise applications using low-code/no-code platforms. You will be responsible for building the user interfaces, workflows, business rules, data structures, and visualizations that support customer operations. The position suits a developer who can leverage platform configuration, prompt engineering, and AI tools to create applications, while also handling testing, documentation, and production troubleshooting.
Responsibilities
- Turn business requirements and customer use cases into application designs, workflows, business rules, and user-facing features
- Build low-code/no-code applications through platform configuration and prompt engineering, including screens, forms, workflows, business rules, permissions, and AI-enabled features
- Test and refine prompts and agent instructions to achieve the intended behavior
- Apply usability practices and relevant Section 508 accessibility requirements to screens, forms, dashboards, and visualizations
- Structure application records, fields, relationships, and calculations to support workflows and reporting
- Analyze data and select appropriate measures, aggregations, and visualizations to answer customer business questions
- Develop and refine prompts, reusable AI projects, and agents using approved tools
- Verify generated configurations, scripts, analysis, and documentation against requirements and supporting evidence
- Configure how source data maps to application fields and validate that the application uses the data correctly
- Develop and execute unit tests for rules, calculations, scripts, and workflow components
- Maintain repeatable test cases and document defects
- Execute application, accessibility, and regression tests covering expected behavior, exceptions, permissions, and failure scenarios
- Verify calculations, reports, and visualizations against requirements and source data
- Support customer acceptance testing to confirm that applications meet agreed requirements
- Troubleshoot production applications, diagnose and resolve defects, and verify corrections through testing
- Maintain documentation of application configuration, workflows, and support procedures
- Participate in Agile planning, demonstrations, and peer reviews
- Support growth and proposal efforts, as well as expanding business within your assigned portfolio
Requirements
- Three or more years of relevant experience building applications using low-code/no-code platforms or comparable enterprise tools
- Demonstrated experience delivering applications into production for ongoing customer use
- Ability to translate business needs into application behavior, logical data structures, workflows, and usable screens
- Practical proficiency with AI tools and prompt engineering, including developing and refining prompts, creating reusable AI projects and agents, and verifying AI-generated work against requirements and supporting evidence
- Working proficiency in at least one programming or scripting language, including the ability to break problems into logical steps and write, explain, test, and troubleshoot code
- Experience analyzing data and selecting appropriate measures, aggregations, and visualizations to answer customer business questions
- Working knowledge of user experience, user interface best practices, accessible visualization, and Section 508 requirements
- Experience developing and executing unit, application, and regression tests, diagnosing bugs, and resolving defects
- Experience working in an Agile team
- Bachelor's degree
Nice to have:
- Experience building applications in CORAS, Microsoft Power Apps, Appian, or comparable enterprise low-code/no-code platforms
- Experience in Federal consulting or supporting Government customers
Benefits
- Medical, Dental and Vision Coverage
- 401(k) Matching
- PTO
About the Company
HumanTouch is seeking a Low-Code/No-Code Application Developer to turn customer requirements and use cases into working enterprise applications using low-code/no-code platforms.
