Mendix Low-Code Application Developer

September 14, 2026

Job Description

This is a remote position.

Mendix Low-Code Application Developer (100% Remote, US)

Location: Remote (must work Arizona hours, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM MST)

Job Type: Contract (W2 only)

Duration: Approximately 3-4 months, with possible extension

Schedule: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM Arizona time

Compensation: Competitive W2 Rate (DOE)

About the Role

SunSoft Online is seeking a Mendix Low-Code/No-Code Application Developer for a contract opportunity with our client, an Arizona state agency. This is a highly visible, time-critical application development effort delivering secure, scalable, user-centered solutions on the Mendix platform. The position is 100% remote and open to candidates across the US who can work Arizona business hours.

Key Responsibilities

Configure and develop Mendix applications: microflows and nanoflows, domain models, UI components and pages, and integrations/data sources.
Assist Business Analysts with requirements gathering, system design, development, testing, and implementation.
Analyze and chart existing business processes; develop and document future-state processes, business rules, and workflow diagrams.
Prepare UAT test cases and coordinate UAT with business stakeholders; perform data validation and QA within Mendix applications.
Support pre-go-live testing and defect resolution; maintain project documentation.
Work within an Agile/Scrum team, keeping the Scrum Master/PM informed of progress, risks, and action items.

Preferred Qualifications

Hands-on Low-Code/No-Code platform experience, Mendix strongly preferred.
Agile/Scrum delivery experience; familiarity with JIRA.
SQL Server querying, reporting, and diagnostics.
Understanding of PCI compliance standards; automated testing experience.
Strong documentation and communication skills; public-sector experience a plus.

Additional Requirements

Must be authorized to work in the US without sponsorship. W2 only; no C2C.
Must be available for a virtual interview promptly if requested, and able to start within two weeks of an offer.
HireRight background check required.

Apply Today

Interested candidates should submit an updated resume as soon as possible. Applications should be received by Tuesday, July 21 at 5:00 PM (Arizona Time).

Salary: USD 60000 - 80000 per year

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