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University of Tennessee, Institute of Agriculture, seeks a Web Application Developer to build and maintain web apps and Microsoft 365 tools for UTIA units, faculty, staff, and students. You will gather requirements, design solutions, and ensure accessibility, security, and branding compliance.
The role collaborates with ITS and campus clients to deliver tested, deployable solutions while leading small to medium IT projects and providing ongoing support.
This position develops web-based applications and Microsoft 365-based tools for the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture. Working under the direction of senior Information Technology Services staff, the Web Application Developer partners with ITS colleagues and campus clients to gather requirements, evaluate technology options, build solutions, test functionality, troubleshoot issues, and support implementation. The position also leads small- to medium-scoped IT projects, manages project timelines and scope, reports progress through ITS project tracking systems, and helps ensure solutions align with UTIA branding, accessibility, quality, and security standards.
Develop and maintain custom web applications and digital solutions for UTIA units, faculty, staff, and students.
Partner with ITS colleagues and clients to gather requirements, evaluate options, and design effective solutions.
Build, test, troubleshoot, deploy, and support applications that meet functionality, accessibility, security, and quality standards.
Lead small- to medium-scoped IT projects, including scope, timelines, priorities, and progress reporting.
Create efficient web-based processes and forms for clients using Microsoft tools.
Support data centralization efforts to reduce redundancy across the Institute.
Provide regular project updates and incorporate feedback from UTIA leaders, supervisors, and ITS staff.
Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis without need now or in the future for sponsorship for employment-based visa status.
Location: Knoxville, Tennessee
Work arrangement: Onsite or hybrid work arrangement may be considered based on departmental needs and University policy.
UT market range: MR10
Anticipated hiring range: $62,000 - $70,000
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Information Technology Services supports the technology needs of the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture, including UTIA administration, AgResearch, UT Extension, the Herbert College of Agriculture, and the College of Veterinary Medicine. ITS partners with departments and units across the Institute to deliver reliable, accessible, secure, and effective technology solutions that support teaching, research, outreach, and service.