Information Systems Specialist 6 - Junior Programmer / Analyst
Company Name:
Oregon State Legislature
Information Services is a unit within Legislative Administration. Information Services provides efficient, effective, accountable and customer-oriented Information Technology (IT) and Media services and systems that are essential to the operation of the Legislature. Information Services manages the Legislatures IT infrastructure, manages IT equipment inventory, develops or purchases and maintains legislative applications, provides IT consulting services, provides support for IT products and systems and provides audio recording and televised coverage of legislative meetings and events.
The Programmer Analyst works closely with project teams in the design, development, implementation and maintenance of computer applications to support the agencys business, administrative and publishing goals and objectives. This position diagnoses and resolves problems with legislative business applications to ensure application stability.
This position is located in the Capitol Building in Salem, Oregon.
DUTIES &
Responsibilities:
DEVELOPMENT:
In conjunction with Project Manager/Advisors, IS Management and Technical Leads, conducts application development to meet the needs of the business. Analyzes user requirements and functional specifications as provided by the project team, and translate them into technical specifications and functional systems. Conducts walkthroughs of applications to ensure compliance with design specifications and standards. Creates or reviews, and maintains design and technical documentation for development and enhancement projects.
Develops software systems and programs, and modifies existing programs working with IS team members. Develops technical specification, or receives technical specifications from technical leads. Manages the development of new systems from functional specifications prepared by others. Develops system documentation. Manages documentation and participates in implementation planning.
Provides oversight to the preparation of test data and directs unit and integration testing on own work and provides peer review of other programmers work.
PROBLEM RESOLUTION:
Responds to complex requests, problems and questions. Resolves time sensitive problems that affect legislative agencies and system users in a timely manner in an effort to limit the impact to the legislative business. Monitors application systems and works with other IS team members to optimize systems to minimize failures and down-time. Displays strong customer service and communication skills and ensures all parties impacted are continually apprised of the progress on problem resolution. Diagnoses problems and develops or corrects, and works with other IS staff to implement and coordinate solutions. Tracks and reports problems and changes and prepares technical documentation.
MINIMUM
Qualifications:
Four (4) years of current experience as a Programmer with in-depth problem solving, troubleshooting, estimating, research and programming experience; AND
BA degree Computer Science or related field; OR
Combination of experience and education that demonstrates the ability to perform the job.
KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS:
Strong programming, development and analytical skills.
Experience in the use of C#, HTML, JavaScript, and CSS required.
Experience with SQL reporting services strongly preferred.
Experience with some or all of the following technologies would be beneficial: ASP.Net MVC, JQuery, SQL Server Integration Services, Windows Communication Foundation, Sharepoint development and Entity Framework.
Ability to write clear, concise technical documentation.
Exceptional troubleshooting and problem resolution skills.
Effective communication skill and experience in oral and written communication.
Ability to provide good, thoughtful estimates.
Ability to work effectively with management groups, project managers, vendors and technical leads.
Ability to work in a team environment.
Demonstrated skill in the analysis of complex written materials, including the ability to analyze requirements, identify and clarify requirements gaps and successfully develop applications from written business requirements.
This position requires the submission of a detailed resume; please make sure it is uploaded to your electronic application before submission.
To apply, please visit: http://agency.governmentjobs.com/oregon/default.cfm?action=viewJob&jobID=920570&hit_count=yesEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Oregon State Legislature
Information Services is a unit within Legislative Administration. Information Services provides efficient, effective, accountable and customer-oriented Information Technology (IT) and Media services and systems that are essential to the operation of the Legislature. Information Services manages the Legislatures IT infrastructure, manages IT equipment inventory, develops or purchases and maintains legislative applications, provides IT consulting services, provides support for IT products and systems and provides audio recording and televised coverage of legislative meetings and events.
The Programmer Analyst works closely with project teams in the design, development, implementation and maintenance of computer applications to support the agencys business, administrative and publishing goals and objectives. This position diagnoses and resolves problems with legislative business applications to ensure application stability.
This position is located in the Capitol Building in Salem, Oregon.
DUTIES &
Responsibilities:
DEVELOPMENT:
In conjunction with Project Manager/Advisors, IS Management and Technical Leads, conducts application development to meet the needs of the business. Analyzes user requirements and functional specifications as provided by the project team, and translate them into technical specifications and functional systems. Conducts walkthroughs of applications to ensure compliance with design specifications and standards. Creates or reviews, and maintains design and technical documentation for development and enhancement projects.
Develops software systems and programs, and modifies existing programs working with IS team members. Develops technical specification, or receives technical specifications from technical leads. Manages the development of new systems from functional specifications prepared by others. Develops system documentation. Manages documentation and participates in implementation planning.
Provides oversight to the preparation of test data and directs unit and integration testing on own work and provides peer review of other programmers work.
PROBLEM RESOLUTION:
Responds to complex requests, problems and questions. Resolves time sensitive problems that affect legislative agencies and system users in a timely manner in an effort to limit the impact to the legislative business. Monitors application systems and works with other IS team members to optimize systems to minimize failures and down-time. Displays strong customer service and communication skills and ensures all parties impacted are continually apprised of the progress on problem resolution. Diagnoses problems and develops or corrects, and works with other IS staff to implement and coordinate solutions. Tracks and reports problems and changes and prepares technical documentation.
MINIMUM
Qualifications:
Four (4) years of current experience as a Programmer with in-depth problem solving, troubleshooting, estimating, research and programming experience; AND
BA degree Computer Science or related field; OR
Combination of experience and education that demonstrates the ability to perform the job.
KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS:
Strong programming, development and analytical skills.
Experience in the use of C#, HTML, JavaScript, and CSS required.
Experience with SQL reporting services strongly preferred.
Experience with some or all of the following technologies would be beneficial: ASP.Net MVC, JQuery, SQL Server Integration Services, Windows Communication Foundation, Sharepoint development and Entity Framework.
Ability to write clear, concise technical documentation.
Exceptional troubleshooting and problem resolution skills.
Effective communication skill and experience in oral and written communication.
Ability to provide good, thoughtful estimates.
Ability to work effectively with management groups, project managers, vendors and technical leads.
Ability to work in a team environment.
Demonstrated skill in the analysis of complex written materials, including the ability to analyze requirements, identify and clarify requirements gaps and successfully develop applications from written business requirements.
This position requires the submission of a detailed resume; please make sure it is uploaded to your electronic application before submission.
To apply, please visit: http://agency.governmentjobs.com/oregon/default.cfm?action=viewJob&jobID=920570&hit_count=yesEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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