Remote GUI Developer (Temp Contract)

November 3, 2026

Diamond Technology is a Technical Services company. We have a business client who is a large local public organization with an opening for the following position:

JOB TITLE: GUI Developer (Temp Contract)

DESIRED START DATE: Soon

LOCATION: San Francisco: Hybrid (4 days Onsite & 1 day Offsite)

DURATION: 6 to 8 months. 40 hours a week.

HOURLY RATE: $79ph to $88ph

Scope of Work: HTML/CSS, JavaScript, ASP.NET, Telerik UI for Blazor, Geo mapping tools

Skillset:

· Strong understanding of front-end coding and development technologies such as HTML/CSS, JavaScript, and integration of Rest API's.

· Familiar with Telerik UI for Blazor components

· Apply ASP.NET Core Blazor framework to build interactive client-side web UI on C# and with a shared server-side and client-side app logic

· Azure and AWS cloud architecture proficiency

· Configure Azure DevOps pipelines for build and deployment

· Familiar with GitHub repositories

· Good knowledge of SQL

Tasks:

· Develop all the GUIs which are currently supporting a parking application. They are namely in below functional area

i) Parking space inventory (PSI)

ii) Special events programming

iii) Rate change manager

iv) Allowed Values

· Develop integration of the PSI GUI with open Geo mapping tool

· Develop integration with Azure SQL server

· Ensure that all user input is validated before submitting to the back end.

· Collaborate with back-end developers, middleware programmers to integrate various sections of the overall parking application

· Integrate with cloud services used by the applications as well as with third-party APIs, files, and data storage.

· Participate in Agile team discussions and code reviews

· Review quality and completeness of GUI functionality with business analysts and subject matter experts.

Flexible work from home options available.

Compensation: $79.00 - $88.00 per hour

About DTI

We support Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Access, Oracle, MySQL, and other database applications.

Born in the Silicon Valley of the California Bay Area, for over 20 years, DTI has been providing Database, Software Integration, and other IT services, for healthcare, government, hi-tech, financial, and many other business organizations. We support Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Access, Oracle, MySQL, and other database applications.

Our mission is to service and support our clients by helping them maximize the value and capabilities of their existing technical infrastructure by identifying current resources that may be underutilized and enhancing these systems and tools. This helps our clients save time, save money, increase return on investment, and become more efficient.

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