5696 - Programmer Analyst

Open until filled.

Analyzes, designs, tests and maintains specific application systems used in the Pima County Consolidated Justice Court (PCCJC).  Will work in a team environment that includes end users and technical staff.  Responsible for complete SDLC including developing scope and requirements, project planning, design, implementation and testing.  Developing environment includes: Microsoft .NET Frameworks, MS SQL Server, MS SQL Server Reporting Services, MS Team Foundation Server, MS Internet Information Server.  This is a court classified position that reports directly to the Information Technology Manager.  This Programmer Analyst position has no supervision responsibilities.

Essential Duties:

• Champion the values of the court through example and accountabilities;
• Meets with end users to determine specific requirements for computer programs and systems;

• Establish and maintain best practices, documentation standards, programming practices and procedures;
• Design, code, test, modify and maintain programs in various languages including Visual Basic .NET, ASP .NET, HTML/XML, MS SQL Server T-SQL;

• Establishes and maintains appropriate system/programming security measures;
• Identifies, documents, and resolves program conflicts with other systems and programs;
• Provides training on new software;
• May serve as lead programmer to Information Technology staff for complex or unique projects.

• May sit on various Pima County IT committees and subcommittees;
• May perform technical support duties and support other IT functions as needed;
• Performs special assignments and projects as needed;
• Work hours vary and may include evening, weekend, and holidays.

An Associate's Degree in Computer Science or a related field from an accredited college and two years of programming experience OR: a Bachelors Degree in Computer Science or a related field.  Additional relevant experience and/or education may be substituted for the aforementioned education and/or experience.
 

Work is generally performed indoors in an office setting and often requires extended hours of sitting.  This position requires minimal lifting of up to 50 pounds.  Work hours occasionally are required before or after standard court hours or on weekends.