[Chicago-talk] IT Software Engineer 3 (onsite), United States, IL, Chicago

[Ed Summers]

Since chicago-jobs hasn't been set up yet... Apologies if you've already seen
the advertisement.

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Posted: September 15, 2003

Job title: IT Software Engineer 3

Company name: Northwestern University

Internal ID: 006482

Location: United States, IL, Chicago

Pay rate: $49,575 - 55,773 (USD)

Travel: 0%

Terms of employment: Salaried employee

Hours: Full time

Onsite: yes

Description:
The responsibilities of this position in the Department of Medicine
include: providing IT support, including, designing an developing database
extensions and applications based on identified needs; designing and
developing web-based interfaces to permit the retrieval and modification of
database records in a user-specific secured environment; assisting with the
necessary the maintenance of hardware and software systems supporting
database and web development efforts; working with administrators, faculty,
and IT staff to identify additional opportunities to apply database and web
information systems; and other duties as assigned. The preferred
qualifications include: bachelors degree in computer science or other
information technology related area; or the equivalent combination of
education, experience, and training from which comparable skills can be
acquired; 2 to 4 years of related experience database and Web development
using apache, mod_perl, perl, and SQL preferred; knowledge of Oracle,
FreeBSD, Linux, and CVS a plus; ability to use judgement in interpreting
and adapting policies and work directions; must have attention to details,
excellent written and verbal communication skills; organizational, and
interpersonal skills are essential to maintain a productive interactions
with administrators and faculty at all levels.

Contact information:
Submit your resume via email to kloevy at nmh.org.






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