IT Programmer Analyst Supervisor; Application Development Manager

Introduction

MHBE is accepting applications for an IT PROGRAMMER ANALYST SUPERVISOR/Application Development Manager. The Maryland Health Benefit Exchange is responsible for the administration of Maryland Health Connection, the State's health insurance marketplace, under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 (ACA). MHBE works with the Maryland Department of Health, Maryland Insurance Administration, Department of Human Services, and stakeholders statewide. Our Vision:
High-quality, affordable health coverage for all Marylanders. Mission Statement:
We improve the health and well-being of Marylanders by connecting them with high-quality, affordable health coverage through innovation, technology, and customer service. Values:
Diverse & Inclusive, Innovative, Collaborative, Ethical

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This role oversees IT HBX program focused on innovation and emerging technologies. Key responsibilities include planning and directing HBX initiatives, developing and managing short and long-term program plans, and collaborating with ITL, senior management to implement policies, analyze effectiveness, and approve system changes. The position involves managing state and contractual IT resources to ensure timely and efficient delivery of software products and services, fostering collaboration among teams and stakeholders, and ensuring adherence to MHBE and state policies.

Additional duties include supporting the Enterprise Application Services Director on projects and staffing, overseeing the analysis and maintenance of HBX computer applications, consulting with senior management to resolve system inefficiencies, and performing IT strategic planning to align systems with MHBE's vision, mission, and objectives.

• 25%- Oversee & participate hands-on the planning. development and implementation new and existing HBX projects directly or through oversight of contracted resources. Participates in the development. implementation, and management of short and long-range plans for program operations. Works with ITL, senior management and executives to oversee the implementation of policies and procedures, analyzes effectiveness, and approves systematic changes including leading implementation of emerging technologies such as AI.
• 35%- Manage HBX IT teams to ensure timely/efficient delivery of software products, systematic changes and speed of operations, and to ensure collaborative efforts among the teams and their stakeholders. Support Enterprise Application Services Director on projects, staffing and filling in during the Director’s absence.
• 20%- Oversee the analysis. planning, design. programming. and maintenance of HBX computer applications. Consult with ITL, senior management to determine business or existing system inefficiencies or problems, objectives and operational needs, level of utilization of existing systems, and equipment capability to identify infom1ation technology alternatives and provide solutions for improving operations.
• 10%- Oversee studies of systems procedures, information flows and methods of work organization and control to develop logical models of systems. Manage vendor relations ensuring adherence to MHBE and state policies and timely delivery of quality services completed as described in the contract.
• 10%- Plan, direct and evaluate the work of contracted IT HBX technical staff.
• Perform information technology strategic planning by working with ITL, senior management to develop system applications that align systems with the MHBE vision. mission and objectives. Perform related duties as assigned.

Experience:

Seven years of experience, three years of experience designing, developing, testing, implementing and maintaining applications systems and programs using generally accepted computer programming languages or other developmental tools and an additional four years of experience converting data from project specifications by writing program code using generally accepted computer programming languages or other developmental tools.

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