ONBASE SENIOR PROGRAMMER ANALYST,IS&T Administrative Systems

Employer: Boston University
Location: BOSTON, Massachusetts, United States

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ONBASE SENIOR PROGRAMMER ANALYST,IS&T Administrative Systems

Tracking Code7150 Job Description

The Sr. Programmer Analyst (IC4) independently analyzes, and implements enhancements, supports applications and interfaces, and sustains services for university needs - academic, administrative and ancillary. Specific development platforms and languages used vary. This position works constructively, in a lead role, as part of a team which provides efficient service management processes including service request fulfillment, incident response, problem management, and business cycle sustainment and continuity. Responsible to design and document solutions for technical implementations based on requirements. They deliver programs and services that meet requirements in a timely manner and provide regular reporting of hours, issues and risks to functional and project management. The Programmer Analyst participates in quality assurance testing and maintains documentation. This position offers an opportunity to work in all stages of the software development process and will provide a variety of tasks on a week to week basis as a member of a dynamic and upbeat team. We are eager to collaborate with and learn from new team members!

Required Skills

Bachelors or Masters Degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or other related fields or equivalent work experience.
Well-rounded IT work experience in Software Development/engineering with a progressive trajectory of implementations.
8+ years of IT work experience required, 4+ years of consulting experience with key contributing roles on Hyland OnBase preferred.
Be able to analyze and understand existing implemented functionality based on technical specifications, diagrams, and configuration.
Configure keywords, document types, custom queries, scan queues, etc. based on design provided
Develop or remediate and test OnBase workflow code based on high level design provided. Be able to use the Workflow Studio tool to quality check, debug, and compare code as well as discover potential impacts on workflows of changes to keywords and keyword values.
Understand the logic of sophisticated Unity form layouts and custom rules. Develop or modify Unity Forms based on client input, design and remediation punch lists.
Writing & unit testing OnBase Unity Scripts.
Implement/revise data providers and reporting dashboards in OnBase.
Assist with testing existing functionality in patched / upgraded environment. Understand and anticipate issues with existing applications based on vendor provided documentation on functional changes and alerts.
This manager and team actively promote an environment that values, encourages, and supports diversity and differences

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. We are a VEVRAA Federal Contractor.

Job Location BOSTON, Massachusetts, United StatesPosition TypeFull-Time/Regular

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