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Telecommunications Analyst

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peri softwareWest New York (NJ)

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About the role

Qualifications: Bachelor's Degree (or its equivalent) in Computer Science, Engineering or a related field.
Description: The Programmer Analyst's role is to define, develop, test, analyze, and maintain new software applications in support of the achievement of business requirements. This includes writing, coding, testing, and analyzing software programs and applications. The Programmer Analyst will also research, design, document, and modify software specifications throughout the production life cycle. Programmer Analysts perform the jobs of both a systems analyst and a computer programmer. Computer programmers implement the designs by writing computer programs as well as updating and repairing existing programs. Gathers information, defines work requirements, and contributes to the development of program specifications.
Essential Job Functions: Support corporate data warehouse projects and support issues; Engage with business analysts providing technical design solutions; Develop data models to support report requirements; Develop reports and dashboards; Perform programming for data models; Create and modify database objects including tables, indexes, views, and triggers; Perform environment management by submitting and processing change and helpdesk tickets, and proving execution of code and job monitoring; Execute procedures for application deployments and code review; Act as a liaison between end users and business area to maintain reliability and operation of supported systems; Provide Technical solutions to business needs; Conduct troubleshooting to resolve production issues and bugs within settled service levels; and Provide support to users 24x7, overseeing the management of production problems and ensuring timely and effective resolution. Additional Skills 2+ years of experience in Software design and development Intermediate experience with MS Access and Power Point Attention to detail, strong oral and written communication skills Proven self-starter who thrives in a fast-paced environment

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