OPS Applications Developer I
University of South Florida1 day ago
Tampa, FL, USAEntry Level
Responsibilities
- Develop simple software applications, components, API calls, and data exchanges using established programming languages and frameworks.
- Collaborate with team members, participate in pair programming and peer reviews, and apply feedback to improve code quality and problem-solving.
- Assist with application deployment by following established procedures and documentation.
- Conduct basic unit and integration testing, including checking functionality, data integrity, performance, and API response validation.
- Troubleshoot application and integration issues, use monitoring tools, and diagnose API connection failures under guidance.
- Support release notes, user guides, technical documentation, operating procedures, user stories, and technical subtasks.
- Research emerging application-development technologies and participate in discussions about improvements to existing applications.
- Learn from experienced developers, seek constructive feedback, participate in technology learning, and share knowledge with peers.
Requirements
- High school diploma or equivalent plus an IT certification, or high school diploma or equivalent plus one year of relevant work experience, or a bachelor's degree in Computer Science, MIS, or another field involving software and analytical training.
- Foundational knowledge of programming, software development, functional testing, systems design, software configuration, and deployment.
- Ability to collaborate, communicate effectively, learn continuously, take ownership, focus on outcomes, and maintain a client-focused approach.
- Direct work experience may substitute for a bachelor's degree in accordance with the stated degree equivalency and Florida SB 1310 provisions.
About University of South Florida
The University of South Florida is a public research university that educates undergraduate, graduate, and professional students while conducting sponsored research for government and industry partners. Its revenue comes from tuition and fees, state appropriations, research grants and contracts, and auxiliary services. Founded in 1956, USF is headquartered in Tampa with additional campuses in St. Petersburg and Sarasota-Manatee, and holds Carnegie R1 status within the State University System of Florida.