RQ00118 - Programmer/Analyst (IT/GIS) - Level 2
5-month contract - 113 business days - possible extension
REMOTE - St. Johns, Newfoundland
RESPONSIBILITIES COULD INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:
- Gather and analyze information and business requirements for the development of secure functional and system design specifications.
- Liaise with users to determine appropriate solutions.
- Create and modify code, screens and reports according to published standards and considering the Information Management and Information Protection requirements for the system.
- Create and modify screens and reports.
- Develop secure application code that is integrated with other customized or commercial software programs.
- Design code and procedures for computer systems of varying sizes.
- Develop/maintain, test and implement computer systems of varying sizes. Produce/modify forms, manuals, programs, data files, and procedures for systems and/or applications.
- Verify accuracy and completeness of programs by preparing test plans and sample data, and testing them by means of unit, functional, integration, system and user acceptance testing.
- Complete quality and peer reviews as required, to ensure high quality technical deliverables and documentation.
- Assist with the implementation and secure integration of applications including Vulnerability Assessments and Transition Procedures.
FOR GIS SPECIFIC ROLES:
- Provide operational, technical and analytical expertise to GIS projects by understanding how to apply the principles and practices of GIS as a decision support tool.
- Translate spatially related user requirements and technical systems specifications into working, tested GIS applications, including develop detailed programming specifications, write and generate code, compile and integrate data driven programs and systems, interact with spatial databases and conduct unit tests.
Must-haves:
1. 7+ years of relevant experience in Level 2.
2. Experience with GIS projects and GIS applications.
Nice-to-have:
1. government experience
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