Develops, customizes, maintains, and enhances applications supporting hospital operations. Investigates and corrects custom code, assists IT analysts with analytical programming, and secures code repositories. The role requires application development across multiple languages and environments, including Microsoft technologies, SQL, Power BI, virtualization, web and mobile platforms, and security concepts. Collaboration, documentation, communication, troubleshooting, and design presentation are also essential.
Applications Support - IT Programmer (Temporary)
BASIC PURPOSE OF THE JOB
Responsible for the development of local programs and applications to support hospital operations. Undertakes customization, maintenance and minor enhancements of vendor-supported application programs through programs via vendor-sanctioned methodologies. Investigates, analyzes, corrects, maintains and/or modifies custom program code to ensure proper operation of GRMC developed applications. Assist IT analysts with developing code for them to perform analytical functions as needed. Maintain, update and secure code repositories for any program written.
JOB REQUIREMENTS
Minimum Education
- Bachelor's degree in any computer, physical science, math or engineering field.
Minimum Work Experience
- Four (4) years of general experience as a Programmer in multiple computer languages and environments.
- Strong working knowledge of coding and developing applications using Microsoft Visual Studio programming environment under Microsoft Windows, including C++, C#, .NET, SQL and PowerBI.
- Familiarity with Linux, Kubernetes/Containers and Oracle preferred.
- Working knowledge of Sharepoint development preferred.
- Working knowledge of web and mobile application development.
- Working knowledge of Windows environment, virtual server and desktop environments like VMWare, Hyper-V and Citrix.
- Familiarity with desktop, network, browser and mobile device security concepts.
- Previous work experience in a for-profit and highly regulated enterprise beneficial.
Required Licenses / Certifications
- Product and developer skill certifications preferred.
Required Skills, Knowledge and Abilities
- Demonstrates good written and oral communications skills.
- Able to present design concepts and system functions in an understandable, logical and concise manner.
- Excellent documentation and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to collaborate on technical work with other IT staff.
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