Full Stack Application Developer; IT Senior Associate Level 1​/Temporary

Overview

Full Stack Application Developer (IT Senior Associate Level 1/Temporary to Permanent)

I.T. Senior Associates perform highly complex professional work in technology-related disciplines. While areas of specialization vary, typically I.T. Senior Associates perform a range of work in development/programming, communications, technical support, or similar functions depending on the needs of the Information Technology area to which they report. Work tasks include diagnosing, evaluating, overseeing and resolving highly complex projects. They have wide latitude for independent initiative and judgment and may serve in lead roles on complex programs or projects, and/or serve as a direct supervisor of a unit or group.

I.T. Senior Associates should demonstrate mastery of one or more technology-related disciplines, decision-making ability in situations related to those disciplines, and be able to serve as a resource in these areas. They may contribute to decisions on I.T. policies and technical standards.

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IT Senior Associate

Exempt

New York City College of Technology (City Tech) of the City University of New York (CUNY), is a comprehensive college in downtown Brooklyn. The Office of Computing and Information Services at City Tech welcomes applications for a full-time position of Full Stack Web and Mobile Application Developer at the rank of IT Senior Associate. If the selected candidate does not hold permanency in the IT Senior Associate title, this position will be in temporary status until civil service lists are established for the in-progress exams #2085 and #2086.

If the candidate is reachable on a list within 60-days of list establishment, the candidate s time spent as a temporary (due to exam) will be credited towards the 12-month probationary period.

The Office of Computing and Information Services (CIS) is responsible for overall campus technology services and policies, including maintaining the campus network infrastructure, security compliance, service desk support and data reporting. The Full Stack Web and Mobile Application Developer will play a key role in designing, developing, and maintaining user-friendly, accessible, and responsive websites and applications.

Reporting to the Vice President of Information Technology, the Developer will perform work in the following major areas:

• Participate in the planning, analysis, design, implementation, and maintenance of web and mobile applications, including the development of City Tech-specific systems.
• Ensure websites and web applications are responsive, accessible, and optimized for performance across all browsers and devices.
• Develop and maintain .NET-based web applications using ASP.NET Core, MVC, and Blazor to meet college needs.
• Write and maintain clean, maintainable front-end code using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Bootstrap.
• Convert standard web pages into responsive designs compatible across various platforms and browsers.
• Implement and support Single Sign-On (SSO) authentication mechanisms, including SAML 2.0, LDAP, and OAuth protocols.

• Debug, test, and enhance existing websites and web applications.
• Maintain and update current applications and systems, including third-party (vendor-provided) platforms.
• Provide ongoing technical support for in-house and third-party software solutions.
• Ensure all digital solutions comply with WCAG 2.2 Level AA and ADA Section 508 accessibility standards.
• Collaborate with campus stakeholders to gather requirements and deliver appropriate technical solutions.
• Perform system administration tasks, including monitoring performance and executing change control processes.

• Design, develop, and maintain high-quality User Experience (UX) and User Interface (UI) for City Tech digital platforms.
• Update and manage website content using a content management system (CMS).
• Identify, flag, and refresh…