Programmer Analyst SIS Remote Eligible (Within Iowa)
About the position
The Programmer Analyst position at the University of Northern Iowa is a full-time role within the IT - Administrative Information Systems department, specifically focusing on the Student Information Systems team. This position is eligible for remote work within the state of Iowa, provided that employees comply with the university's remote work policy and agreement. The successful candidate will be hired into one of two levels of professional opportunity: Programmer Analyst or Senior Programmer Analyst, depending on their experience. There is a defined career path that allows for progression through various levels, including Systems Analyst and Senior Systems Analyst, based on performance objectives achieved during employment. In this role, the Programmer Analyst will be responsible for developing computer code from general specifications into a programming language suitable for the assignment. This includes creating application programs of moderate to complex difficulty to meet user needs for both central and distributed processes. The candidate will adhere to departmental standards, policies, and procedures throughout the development process. Additionally, the role involves developing and utilizing sample input data to test the accuracy of programs, checking and correcting errors, and verifying test results with supervisors and users. Documentation of program code, procedure information, and job schedules will also be a key responsibility. The Programmer Analyst will consult with users or senior staff to define subsystem or program requirements, identify programming and output needs, and develop general specifications for the necessary programs. The position requires reviewing and analyzing system or program problems, consulting with senior staff to identify solutions, and providing technical assistance and training to team members and system users. The work will primarily involve handling student-based data on the Peoplesoft Campus Solutions platform, which includes working with Oracle Database.
Responsibilities
Develop computer code from general specifications into appropriate programming languages.
,
Create application programs of moderate to complex difficulty to meet user needs for central and/or distributed processes.
,
Adhere to departmental standards, policies, and procedures during the development process.
,
Develop and use sample input data to test the accuracy of programs; check and correct errors as needed.
,
Verify test results with supervisors and/or users; develop and update documentation of program code and procedures.
,
Consult with users or senior staff to define subsystem or program requirements; identify programming and output needs.
,
Verify preliminary design and output; develop general specifications for programs needed to produce desired results.
,
Review and analyze system/program problems; consult with senior staff to identify solutions.
,
Provide technical assistance and/or training to team members and system users.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in an IT related field required.
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An Associate's degree in an IT related field plus at least three years of IT related experience may be substituted.
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Understanding of administrative uses of computing services.
,
Working knowledge of SQL.
,
Knowledge or exposure to a relational DBMS.
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Coursework or practical experience with modern programming languages required.
Nice-to-haves
Experience with UNIX operating systems.
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Experience with Oracle DBMS and Oracle PL/SQL.
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Familiarity with People Tools.
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Familiarity with university standards and practices.
,
Student experience will be considered.
Benefits
Vacation plan
,
Employer sponsored retirement plans
,
Health and dental insurance
,
Life and disability insurance
Apply Now
The Programmer Analyst position at the University of Northern Iowa is a full-time role within the IT - Administrative Information Systems department, specifically focusing on the Student Information Systems team. This position is eligible for remote work within the state of Iowa, provided that employees comply with the university's remote work policy and agreement. The successful candidate will be hired into one of two levels of professional opportunity: Programmer Analyst or Senior Programmer Analyst, depending on their experience. There is a defined career path that allows for progression through various levels, including Systems Analyst and Senior Systems Analyst, based on performance objectives achieved during employment. In this role, the Programmer Analyst will be responsible for developing computer code from general specifications into a programming language suitable for the assignment. This includes creating application programs of moderate to complex difficulty to meet user needs for both central and distributed processes. The candidate will adhere to departmental standards, policies, and procedures throughout the development process. Additionally, the role involves developing and utilizing sample input data to test the accuracy of programs, checking and correcting errors, and verifying test results with supervisors and users. Documentation of program code, procedure information, and job schedules will also be a key responsibility. The Programmer Analyst will consult with users or senior staff to define subsystem or program requirements, identify programming and output needs, and develop general specifications for the necessary programs. The position requires reviewing and analyzing system or program problems, consulting with senior staff to identify solutions, and providing technical assistance and training to team members and system users. The work will primarily involve handling student-based data on the Peoplesoft Campus Solutions platform, which includes working with Oracle Database.
Responsibilities
Develop computer code from general specifications into appropriate programming languages.
,
Create application programs of moderate to complex difficulty to meet user needs for central and/or distributed processes.
,
Adhere to departmental standards, policies, and procedures during the development process.
,
Develop and use sample input data to test the accuracy of programs; check and correct errors as needed.
,
Verify test results with supervisors and/or users; develop and update documentation of program code and procedures.
,
Consult with users or senior staff to define subsystem or program requirements; identify programming and output needs.
,
Verify preliminary design and output; develop general specifications for programs needed to produce desired results.
,
Review and analyze system/program problems; consult with senior staff to identify solutions.
,
Provide technical assistance and/or training to team members and system users.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in an IT related field required.
,
An Associate's degree in an IT related field plus at least three years of IT related experience may be substituted.
,
Understanding of administrative uses of computing services.
,
Working knowledge of SQL.
,
Knowledge or exposure to a relational DBMS.
,
Coursework or practical experience with modern programming languages required.
Nice-to-haves
Experience with UNIX operating systems.
,
Experience with Oracle DBMS and Oracle PL/SQL.
,
Familiarity with People Tools.
,
Familiarity with university standards and practices.
,
Student experience will be considered.
Benefits
Vacation plan
,
Employer sponsored retirement plans
,
Health and dental insurance
,
Life and disability insurance
Apply Now