Systems Analyst

TaskVerse; United States; On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

University Health seeks an experienced technology professional to support computer systems used across financial, clinical, and administrative operations. This role blends programming, systems analysis, project coordination, and technical guidance in a health plan environment, ensuring systems are implemented, maintained, and operated according to policies and procedures.

The Computer Systems Project and Programming Specialist will organize, schedule, and coordinate complex tasks, provide

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in computer science, data processing, mathematics, business, or a related field.
• Six years of programming and systems analysis experience are required.
• Proficiency in at least one programming language is required.
• Experience with data management methodologies on one or more platforms used by the organization is required.
• Knowledge of SQL, .NET, Visual Basic, or C# is expected.

Responsibilities

• Provide technical expertise and project management for computer systems supporting financial, clinical, and administrative operations.
• Plan, organize, and schedule complex systems work to meet timelines and quality expectations.
• Offer technical guidance during system implementation, operation, and maintenance.
• Apply appropriate programming languages, database tools, and data management practices to address business needs.
• Coordinate with stakeholders, coworkers, and other University Health staff to share progress and resolve issues.

Skills

Programming

Systems analysis

Project coordination

Technical guidance

Education

Bachelor's degree in computer science, data processing, mathematics, business, or related field

Tools

SQL Server

SSIS

SSRS

.NET

Visual Basic

C#

Windows OS

SQL Server Management Studio

Microsoft Office

Job description

University Health is seeking an experienced technology professional to support the computer systems that enable financial, clinical, and administrative operations. This role combines programming, systems analysis, project coordination, and technical guidance in a health plan environment. The successful candidate will help ensure that systems are implemented, maintained, and operated effectively while following organizational policies and procedures.

About The Company

University Health is a healthcare organization committed to supporting the needs of its patients, members, employees, and community. Reliable technology is essential to delivering effective healthcare services and supporting the business operations behind them. Our financial, clinical, and administrative systems help teams manage information, coordinate work, and make informed decisions. University Health values collaboration, professionalism, accountability, and the responsible use of technology. Employees work across teams to maintain dependable systems and support organizational priorities.

About The Role

The Computer Systems Project and Programming Specialist provides technical expertise and project management for the implementation and operation of computer systems used across financial, clinical, and administrative functions. This position organizes, schedules, and coordinates major or complex systems tasks, including programming and systems analysis, ensuring work is completed accurately, efficiently, and on time. The specialist provides technical guidance and direction throughout assigned projects and supports the ongoing performance of systems and related processes. Success in this role requires sound technical judgment, clear communication, strong organization, and the ability to work effectively with colleagues and other University Health staff. The position also contributes to related duties as assigned and follows applicable policies, procedures, and performance expectations.

Qualifications

A bachelor’s degree in computer science, data processing, mathematics, business, or a related field is required. Relevant work experience may be considered as a substitute for the college education requirement. Candidates must have at least six years of programming and systems analysis experience and demonstrate proficiency in at least one computer programming language. Experience with data management methodologies on one or more platforms used by the organization is also required. Specific language and platform needs may vary based on current organizational priorities.

Working knowledge is expected in one or more of the following areas: SQL, .NET, Visual Basic, or C#. Candidates should also have experience with current versions of Microsoft SQL Server and related tools, including SQL Server Management Studio, SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS), and SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS). Familiarity with Microsoft Office and the Windows operating system is required. The ability to analyze requirements, manage competing priorities, troubleshoot technical issues, and communicate clearly with technical and nontechnical colleagues is important.

Responsibilities

Provide technical expertise and project management for computer systems supporting financial, clinical, and administrative operations. Plan, organize, and schedule complex systems work, including programming and systems analysis, to meet agreed timelines and quality expectations. Offer technical guidance during system implementation, operation, and maintenance. Apply appropriate programming languages, database tools, and data management practices to address business and operational requirements. Coordinate with project stakeholders, coworkers, and other University Health staff to clarify needs, share progress, and resolve issues. Ensure assigned work complies with organizational policies and procedures, document work as appropriate, and contribute to reliable, effective system operations. Perform other related duties as assigned or outlined in applicable performance expectations.

Benefits

University Health offers the opportunity to contribute technical expertise to systems that support essential healthcare operations. Employees work in a collaborative environment where technology projects connect to meaningful organizational and community needs. Benefits and employment offerings are provided in accordance with University Health policies and the terms applicable to the position.

Equal Opportunity

University Health is committed to fair and equitable employment practices. Employment decisions are made in accordance with applicable laws and organizational policies. Qualified applicants are considered based on their relevant experience, skills, and ability to perform the responsibilities of the position.