Information Technology Program Analyst
Current• Writes, compiles, and modifies applications programs for computerized systems, and keys into program code.• Develops, acquires test data, and runs tests to determine the accuracy of program logic to produce desired results; debugs, and revises programs based on test results.• Uses program specifications to prepare the logic sequence of program source statements in the development, modification, documentation, and maintenance of computer programs.• Develops and prepares documents… Show more • Writes, compiles, and modifies applications programs for computerized systems, and keys into program code.• Develops, acquires test data, and runs tests to determine the accuracy of program logic to produce desired results; debugs, and revises programs based on test results.• Uses program specifications to prepare the logic sequence of program source statements in the development, modification, documentation, and maintenance of computer programs.• Develops and prepares documents for the general design of solutions that meet system and security requirements, including the selection of alternative approaches.• Develops applications to be used in client-server environments.• Develops, maintains automated data processing systems, and computer application programs.• Develops specifications to detail what new systems or enhancements to existing systems can accomplish.• Develops specifications for databases, communication systems, hardware, network, security, storage, and software configurations.• Develops operational and installation procedures for communication systems, hardware, network, security, storage, and software.• Serves as liaison with users concerning requests, usage, standards, security, and other developmental, and production matters.• Develops structured diagrams for the specifications of databases, communication systems, computer or storage area networks, and security or network programs.• Develops, compiles, maintains, and documents configurations of the following: databases, servers, computers, security and network monitor systems, packaged programs, macros, utilities, and communication systems. Show less