IT Application Developer

University of Florida•Gainesville, FL

1d•$61,000 - $67,000•Onsite

About The Position

UF Information Technology (UFIT) is currently seeking an entry-level IT Application Developer to join the Applications, Development and Integrations Team. This team is focused on building and enhancing enterprise solutions to support critical business processes for the University of Florida. The role involves participating in projects to solve business problems and create efficiency within a collaborative, team environment. Responsibilities include participating in the full software development life cycle, meeting with customers, analyzing requirements, proposing solutions, creating design specifications and prototypes, developing and testing new code, and documenting solutions. The role also involves performing enhancements and maintaining existing applications. Excellent communication skills, staying current with application development trends, and a history of producing quality work are essential.

Requirements

Associate's degree; or a high school diploma or equivalent and two years of relevant experience.
Working experience with one or more programming languages.
Working experience with SQL (structured query language).
Working experience with database design.

Nice To Haves

Experience with SQL and relational database systems (Oracle, DB2, SQL Server, etc.)
Experience with Object-oriented programming languages (C#, Java, PeopleCode, etc.) for at least one year
Experience with Source Control (Git, SVN, etc.)
Experience with Issue management or project management
Ability to search online resources for answers and learn quickly

Responsibilities

Meet with analysts to gather, analyze, and prioritize requirements.
Devise and propose solutions for new projects and enhancements to ERP systems.
Develop and test new code that maintains the integrity of the ERP systems.
Develop efficient and performant SQL within the ERP system.
Participate in the full software development life cycle.
Meet with customers, analyze requirements, propose solutions, create design specifications and prototypes.
Develop and test new code and document solutions.
Perform enhancements and help maintain existing applications.