PROGRAMMER ANALYST

General Definition of Work:

Performs intermediate skilled technical work providing detailed analysis, coding, testing, training, documentation, and implementation of county applications, collaborates with other Information Technology areas, County Departments, and key users to gather business requirements, conducting website maintenance, serving in the role of web developer, as needed, and related work as apparent or assigned. Work is performed under the limited supervision of the assigned supervisor.

Starting at $71,905.00 annually as of October 1, 2026

Essential Functions:

• Codes, tests, maintains website, desktop, windows services, mainframe applications using current programming languages such as C#, ASP.Net, SQL, HTML, CSS, COBOL, JavaScript, and Visual Basic.
• Analyzes, designs, develops, and works with project team or individuals, high level staff (Directors, Judges, and Department heads), vendors, and Small to Medium Enterprises (SME) to determine project scope and/or software issues and enhancement of existing software. This may also include the development of custom business applications.
• Documents, trains, implements, and creates detailed user manuals; provides all levels of project parties, Directors, Judges, and Department heads, IT staff, and end users with training/documentation on use of application; compiles and moves test code to production environment, including creation of new database or data storage solution; works with high level staff to coordinate implementation of solution to minimize impact to department, staff and County as a whole.
• Sets up, configures, maintains, and monitors OnBase Administrator and other document imaging solutions; monitors maintenance of disk groups, shares queues, log files, workflows, and indexing; determines rights/privileges for roles/user groups; design/creates document types, keywords, and folders structures.
• Diagnoses and resolves issues; develops, tests, trains, and migrates new and updated functionality across user acceptance testing (UAT) production environments; coordinates with vendors/users on upgrades.
• Leads and collaborates with IT staff, vendors, departments on designing, planning, developing, testing, and implementing system integration and interfaces, as well as custom folders, form design, and workflows.
• Supports various enterprise solutions and software packages for various departments throughout the County; administers setup, updates maintenance of the system, security, and user; learns, trains, and assists the user in operating the software package; provides data reporting and cleansing through SQL queries updates, deletes result sets; designs, develops, modifies, tests, adapts, and implements interfaces to these packages to access and maintain data for a solution or need.
• Creates, implements, configures, maintains performance of SQL server databases; writes specialized queries; writes and schedules SQL jobs, maintenance plans, and /or user security; runs performance queries; troubleshoots failed jobs and runaway queries.
• Manages users, access, permissions; manages, creates project collections, server configuration, SQL server reporting configuration/creation of reports.
• Participates at all levels to successfully rollout Countywide information technology related projects.
• Administers and supports web content management systems and web development.

Minimum Qualifications:

Education: Bachelor's degree with coursework in computer science, information systems, data processing, or related field.

Experience: Moderate (one (1) plus years) experience in various computer languages, application analysis, managing workflow and interaction of business processes, or equivalent combination of education and experience.

Special Requirements: Law Enforcement Information Network (LEIN) certification.