Programmer I
The Texas A&M University System2 days ago
Laredo, TX, USAEntry Level
Responsibilities
- Code computer programs.
- Test and validate computer programs.
- Modify programs to correct problems and implement approved changes.
- Write operating instructions and other program documentation.
- Support CEES equipment, computers, and the EPA Radnet site.
- Help acquire, install, and maintain server platforms supporting CEES research.
- Assist with equipment and software purchases and general clerical duties.
- Complete required software training and occasionally work evenings, weekends, or travel for professional development and scientific conferences.
Requirements
- Complete three years toward a bachelor’s degree, generally 90 hours; equivalent education and experience may be considered.
- Computer programming experience is preferred.
- A bachelor’s degree in MIS or another computer-related field is preferred.
- Two or more years of relevant experience supporting CEES projects is preferred.
- Preferred technical knowledge includes ArcGIS Pro, Python, C++, Visual Basic, and Matlab.
- Ability to learn programming languages, techniques, software, and hardware configurations with minimal guidance.
- Effective written and oral communication, professional interaction, organization, attention to detail, and confidentiality are required.
Benefits
- The position is on campus in Laredo, Texas and requires face-to-face interaction and a regular on-campus work schedule.
- Occasional evening and weekend work, professional development travel, and scientific conference travel may be required.
- Employment is contingent on credential verification and completion of a criminal history investigation.
- The employer is an Equal Opportunity/Veterans/Disability Employer.
About The Texas A&M University System
The Texas A&M University System is a public higher-education and research system that operates 12 universities, a comprehensive health science center, eight state agencies, Texas A&M–Fort Worth, and the RELLIS Campus. It educates students, conducts research, commercializes technology, and delivers extension and public-service programs across Texas, funded by state appropriations, tuition, grants, and contracts. Headquartered in the Bryan–College Station area, the System coordinates systemwide services and shared infrastructure through its System Offices.