The following position reporting to Sara Chambers, Director of Enterprise Software, Enterprise Academic Systems is being
posted externally. If interested, you must apply online at https://ola.indiana.edu/
Refer to job number #632.
Systems Analyst/Programmer IV - PAE3IT
Description and Responsibilities:
Serves as the senior analyst for the design and development of applications in support of the Lifetime Constituent Communications Initiative (CRM). Collaborates with partners, analysts, and teams within the central computing organization. Develops standards and best practices using web development technologies. With developers and functional team members, gathers, documents, and validates information systems requirements for complex business processes or technical challenges. Establishes estimates and designs application solutions. Develops, configures, tests, and deploys complex programs; assists with management of application releases; and develops interfaces between CRM and other applications. Analyzes existing PeopleSoft functionality and designs programmatic solutions to enhance system functionality for users and stakeholders. Tunes delivered processes for improved performance, troubleshooting system problems, and designing improvements to system components to remove system problems and errors.
Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree and three to five years professional experience developing enterprise-level software required. Must have experience in systems
development work with a solid concentration in Unix and/or Windows environment, scripting languages, SQL, and relational database structures.
Excellent understanding and experience developing enterprise-level applications using a variety of programming languages, such as C, C++, VB, etc.;
experience with J2EE and Object Oriented programming languages; and experience with Oracle, MS Sql, mysql, or other relational databases, web 2.0
programming languages, and technologies needed. Must be able to work well with little supervision and have excellent written and oral communication
and analytical skills. A strong customer orientation and enthusiasm for new technologies are also required. Ability to work with a variety of people
is required. Ability to assume project leadership for information system projects and work at the highest level of technical complexity, accuracy,
dependability, and responsibility very essential. Familiarity with IU systems and platforms is a plus.
Other Information: This position works in the Enterprise Academic Systems (EAS) area. EAS is responsible for the project management, planning, design, development, maintenance, and support of enterprise-wide applications that support the academic mission of the institution. This includes systems such as IU's course management system (Oncourse), IU's Student Information System, Library Information System, and Constituent Relationship Management (CRM) software. This particular position will focus primarily on the CRM area but will not be limited to this service. CRM is a newly emerging system within the unit.
Indiana University is an Affirmative Action/Equal Employment institution.
