Summary Statement

Essential Functions (not intended to be all inclusive)

• Develops a test plan, creates test data, executes the test program, and reviews the code to ensure desired results and efficient resource utilization.
• Analyzes, troubleshoots, and modifies production systems to ensure efficient and accurate operation, diagnosing and resolving issues.
• Analyzes data within a file or database to ensure accuracy, assesses the impact of shared data, and maintains data integrity.
• Reviews system and program specifications to determine the appropriate actions and development methodology for a project.
• Communicates with supervisors, coworkers, business users, and other agencies to obtain approval, share information, assess needs, and resolve issues.
• Assists business users and technical personnel with new applications or modifications to existing applications.
• Manages data upload and download between platforms.
• Prepares and submits a change control request for production program updates and system changes.
• Develops written documents to present information logically and clearly.
• Develops and modifies technical and system documentation to facilitate code modifications by another person.
• Prepares written reports to disseminate information.
• Prioritizes tasks and activities to ensure efficient time use and assignment completion.
• Conducts and attends meetings to obtain and share information about projects, programs, and systems.
• Stays current on job-specific knowledge, skills, and abilities, applying relevant knowledge to an assignment.
• Responds to 24-hour calls to provide emergency technical support and restore program and system operation during off-duty hours.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Required

• understanding and applying methodologies such as Agile, Scrum, or Waterfall.
• applying principles and techniques for effective software system analysis and design.
• implementing best practices in both batch and online application processing.
• developing applications using a common language such as Java or C#.
• applying data modeling principles, storage methods, and access methods when creating, maintaining, or modifying relational databases.
• managing databases using a system, data dictionary, or ORM framework.
• employing methodologies for object-oriented programming, analysis, and design.
• designing and implementing client/server architecture solutions.
• operating and managing computer hardware, data storage devices, and peripherals.
• overseeing the operation and management of personal computer hardware, peripherals, and software.
• utilizing version control systems like git for managing a codebase.
• understanding data communication concepts and networking protocols.
• understanding common software development terminology.
• communicating effectively, with attention to spelling, grammar, and punctuation.

• translating system specifications into efficient code.
• ensuring data quality and integrity through rigorous data analysis.
• developing and maintaining complex applications, including batch processing and web-based solutions.
• modifying software systems, applications, and processes.
• testing and debugging software applications and systems.
• creating and executing test plans for new and modified software applications.
• writing efficient SQL queries for data manipulation and retrieval.
• understanding and implementing file organization and access methods.
• analyzing and resolving complex programming and technical issues.
• utilizing commercial software (e.g., Visio, Excel, Word).
• documenting software programs and systems effectively.
• creating flowcharts for data flow, work processes, and program logic.
• operating personal computers, printers, and other office equipment.
• communicating effectively and professionally orally and in writing.
• developing and maintaining effective interpersonal relationships.
• managing time and organizing tasks efficiently.

• understand written and oral communications.
• maintain confidentiality of sensitive information.
• develop logical conclusions for programming challenges.
• work collaboratively within a team on application planning, development, and problem-solving.
• work independently with minimal supervision.
• simplify complex logic processes into manageable steps.
• thoroughly test software applications.
• coordinate programming efforts across languages and platforms.
• design intuitive user interfaces and report layouts.
• learn and apply new technologies and methodologies to assignments.
• assess the feasibility of alternative solutions.
• read, comprehend, and interpret technical and user manuals and reports.
• assist users with software-related problems.
• operate personal computers and office equipment.
• meeting participation: participate in meetings and exchange information regarding issues.
• perform general office tasks.

Minimum Qualifications