
Position Description – IT Web Programmer and Systems Support
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POSITION DESCRIPTION |
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Position
Title: |
IT Web
Programmer and Systems Support |
FLSA
Status: Exempt |
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Reports to: |
Central Information Systems Administrator |
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Department: |
Office
of Information Technology and Services |
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Date
Prepared: |
January
2009 |
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BASIC FUNCTION |
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The IT Web
Programmer and Systems Support position provides support for ABAC’s web site
and BannerWeb interfaces. Strong
HTML,PL-SQL and other web scripting tools is key. Significant knowledge of a variety of
software applications and databases is utilized routinely. |
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NATURE
& SCOPE |
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IT Web
Programmer and Systems Support position reports
directly to the Central Information Systems
Administrator. The IT Web Programmer and Systems Support position must have an
exhaustive understanding of programming
skills, HTML skills, and software skills.
The incumbent is responsible for support of the Banner student
information system and the College’s website.
In addition, the employee must use his/her knowledge to offer support
in other areas and to recommend different strategies for departments. The position also requires the incumbent to
train and update staff members. Inherent to this position
is the task of remaining abreast of current issues and new technologies in
the industry. |

Position Description – IT Web Programmer and Systems Support
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PRINCIPAL
ACCOUNTABILITIES |
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Provides
technical and programming support for the College’s website. Ø
Provides web-based
tools to support Banner applications for administrative offices. Ø
Provides
reporting tools to support administrative offices with student information
system data. Ø
Serves as key
support for Student, Financial Aid, and Accounts Receivable modules in Banner. |
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BUDGETARY
RESPONSIBILITIES |
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The incumbent has no
budgetary responsibilities. |
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SPECIALIZED
KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE REQUIRED |
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This position requires a
two-year degree in programming, though a four-year degree is preferred. Two to four years of work experience in the
field is desirable. The incumbent must
possess significant computer programming, and technical skills. |