Enterprise Systems Programmer & Analyst

The University of Texas at San Antonio; San Antonio (TX); On-site; USD 57,000 - 69,000; Full time

Job summary

The Enterprise Programmer Analyst at The University of Texas at San Antonio will develop and maintain software systems to support university business requirements. This role involves collaborating with systems programmers, supervisors, and end users to define needs and deliver integrated solutions on campus.

The position requires a Bachelor's degree and one year of related experience, and may require flexibility for after-hours support and occasional travel between campus locations.

Qualifications

• Ability to recognize when to elevate a procedural issue.
• Documentation, customer support, and user training skills.
• Willingness to learn and adopt new hardware/software technologies.
• Strong problem-solving and troubleshooting abilities.
• Excellent verbal and written communication; MS Office proficiency.

Responsibilities

• Consults with systems programmers, supervisors, and end users to develop business requirements and write systems specifications to meet business needs.
• Writes program specifications and converts designs into functional applications.
• Prepares and executes integrated test plans with user involvement and debugging.
• Provides on-call support and technical assistance.
• Researches and evaluates software and hardware to support programming.

Skills

Documentation

Customer support

Training users

Time management

Problem solving

Communication

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelors degree

Job description

The Enterprise Programmer Analyst at The University of Texas at San Antonio will develop and maintain software systems to support university business requirements. This role involves collaborating with systems programmers, supervisors, and end users to define needs and deliver integrated solutions on campus.

The position requires a Bachelor's degree and one year of related experience, and may require flexibility for after-hours support and occasional travel between campus locations.