Cuyahoga Community College Education/EdTech

Integrations & Automation Developer

Cleveland, OH In person Full-time

SUMMARY

  • Designs,
  • builds and supports custom applications to facilitate both administrative and
  • academic functions at the College. Responsible for developing testing plans and
  • code documentation, participating in code reviews, and leveraging new
  • technologies to enhance the student, faculty and staff experience.

ESSENTIAL

FUNCTIONS

  • Partners closely with end-users to obtain solution requirements prior to development activities.
  • Designs and implements web applications in a variety of languages (C#/.NET, Java, Groovy, etc.) that interact with database back-ends (Oracle, MS SQL Server, etc.), SharePoint lists, and authentication services (CAS, LDAP / AD, etc.).
  • Designs and implements integration applications in a variety of languages (C#, Java, Groovy, React, Node.JS, etc.) that interact with database back-ends (Oracle, MS SQL Server, etc.) and web services to perform batch-like activities.
  • Designs and implements online forms, and associated back-end user interfaces, as needed.
  • Develops testing plans and actively participates in code reviews.
  • Identifies new development opportunities to improve operational efficiencies.
  • Provides analysis, consultation, and recommendations to project teams, especially as they relate to the need for custom development.
  • Responds to, investigates and resolves issues reported by end-users for all custom solutions.
  • Develops and maintains code documentation, including troubleshooting guides and user guides.
  • Updates the associated application architecture diagrams as environmental changes are made.
  • Monitors and optimizes the performance of all custom solutions.
  • Maintains and upgrades custom solutions as necessary, especially to address security issues and browser incompatibility; cross-trains team members to ensure support continuity.
  • Performs other duties as assigned.

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