Education: Four year college degree or equivalent technical study with advanced study preferred.
The Programmer is responsible for analysis, design, coding, testing, migration/deployment and through documentation for each release or fix. Programmers can also be involved in production support. Programmers should have a range of knowledge, skills and abilities relating to technologies used in the development of applications supported by the Application Team. The Programmer will work with the primary business stakeholder, functional Architect and technical Architecture specialist on an as needed basis to ensure that requirements, design and code meet the customer needs/request.
This person will need experience in working with Vital Statistics data systems (i.e., Birth, Death, Marriage & Divorce...etc.). Also this person may be the point person to migrate VS applications to the latest technologies (.Net FW 4.0, SQL Server 2008, etc.).
7. Participate in system integration testing, fixing bugs and executing test scripts.
8. Participate in system implementation efforts (UAT, test environment setup & end-user support).
9. Write and/or provide content for system documentation.
10. Utilize configuration management tools, design tools, debugging tools and other environment specific software tools in support of the software development process.
11. Work in a team environment using good communication skills, and provide weekly status reports to the project lead/manager.
12. Participate in code reviews, walk-throughs, daily stand-ups and other project meetings.
Working Hours: Five days a week working 8 hours/days.
• Lunch time can range between 30-60min, must be a min. of 30min. but cannot exceed more than 60min.
3) Making death data available in ODH data warehouse.