University of Nebraska System

Software Developer

Job Summary:

This role is responsible for planning, designing, developing, debugging, testing, and implementing software and applying knowledge of programming techniques and computer systems. This individual will evaluate requests for new or modified software applications and develop client partnerships by consulting with customers to identify current operating procedures and clarify objectives for automating and streamlining processes. An individual in this position should actively research, evaluate, and implement emerging technologies, frameworks, and practices toward building secure applications.

This position will uphold the ITS core principles of outstanding collaboration and communication, a drive to succeed, a passion for higher learning, and acting with integrity.

Additional Info

About Us:

University of Nebraska employees enjoy a flexible benefits program allowing you to customize your benefits to suit your personal needs; paid vacation and sick leave in addition to 13 paid holidays; access to career-advancing educational programs, including and employee and dependent tuition benefit applicable at any of the NU campuses; and immediate vesting pre-tax retirement benefits.

Required Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree Computer Science or related field 3 years information systems experience Proficient in multiple programming languages and systems common to the job domain HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, UI/UX and responsive design experience Equivalent combination of education and experience, that provides the required knowledge, skills, and abilities may be considered.

Preferred Qualifications:

Demonstrated experience organizing tasks and deliverables Experience in a higher education environment Experience designing and testing for accessibility PHP, Git and SCSS experience

The ideal candidate is an agile professional with strong interpersonal communication skills, flexibility and responsiveness; exhibits high ethical standards; proficient in managing time and competing priorities; responsive and committed to supporting University staff; committed to the ideals of a major public research university.