Junior Programmer and Digital Designer
University of Toronto6 days ago
Mississauga, CanadaEntry Level
Responsibilities
- Analyze user needs and business processes to create programming solutions.
- Provide analysis and recommendations on major technology and software systems.
- Advise on digital communication best practices and strategies.
- Train staff and faculty on digital technologies.
- Design graphic elements for digital and online media.
- Build and maintain websites using relevant coding languages and frameworks.
- Troubleshoot issues identified through testing or user feedback.
- Conceptualize, organize, and execute event activities.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree or an acceptable combination of equivalent experience.
- At least three years of related experience.
- Experience with software design and development in a test-driven environment.
- Experience with databases and object-relational mapping frameworks such as Hibernate.
- Experience with Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign.
- Experience working with WordPress and Shopify templates.
- Experience with CRM software.
- Demonstrated experience producing graphic design and communications materials.
- Proficiency in website development and maintenance, including C++, Java, JavaScript, AngularJS, and Git.
- Strong project management, organizational, communication, analytical, troubleshooting, and prioritization skills.
- Ability to learn and innovate and to work independently and as part of a team.
- Experience with Agile development methodologies is an asset.
Benefits
- One-year term appointment.
- Work-integrated learning environment supporting ICUBE and University of Toronto Entrepreneurship startups.
- One position is available.
- Equity-deserving candidates are encouraged to apply, with lived experience considered where applicable.
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About University of Toronto
University of Toronto is a public research university that provides undergraduate and graduate education and conducts research across disciplines for students, scholars, and partners. It is headquartered in Toronto and was founded in 1827, with three campuses in St. George, Scarborough, and Mississauga. Its operations are funded by tuition, government appropriations, research grants, and industry partnerships; notable units include the Temerty Faculty of Medicine.