Transportation Program Analyst 2 - Kanawha County

Nature of Work

The Transportation Program Analyst 2 performs full-performance level work on a full range of computer programming, either
independently or as a project team member. Troubleshoots hardware and/or software problems and identifies solutions. Uses various
techniques for systems development. Reviews logic and makes decisions regarding major system modifications. Codes complex
programs and/or modifications to existing programs. May occasionally lead and train entry level programmers. An irregular work
schedule may be required of this position. Performs other related duties as required.

Preference will be given for working experience in the following:

• Programming using C#, .NET, asp, TSQL

• Visualizations - Angular(JavaScript framework) (Blazor - Microsoft)

• Utilize Version Control Systems (i.e. Git)

• Awareness of Azure DevOPs build pipelines

• Microsoft Windows for local tests of software code

• SQL Server Management Studio to view and interact with SQL Server

• Microsoft Azure or other cloud platforms

Typical Duties and Responsibilities

• Develops new or modifies existing systems programs involving multiple programs or complex online systems; writes program modules for more complex systems
• Prepares new programs or modifies existing programs, prepares flow charts and reviews logic, codes logic flow into appropriate language, conducts test run, debugs program from test results and prepares documentation, writes a user procedure manual under review
• Provides input for and follows set standards and methodology for analysis, design and coding of a system
• Consults with users to determine specific program requirements and the data necessary for production, prepares detailed specifications necessary for programming and systems documentation, attends user meetings without supervision
• Compares viability of various software development tools for systems analysis and design
• Prepares a detailed statement of system requirements and determines the cost of implementation
• Participates in self-study and vendor-supplied courses to improve skills in more complex programming areas
• Performs routine duties such as coding programs, maintaining program documentation, and updating data processing manuals
• May participate on a committee or works independently for the selection of hardware and software
• Travel may be required; therefore, a valid driver’s license is required.

Skills and Knowledge

• Pertinent knowledge gained through education, relevant experience, or training that applies to the methodology of a professional or administrative occupation
• Knowledge of database management, documentation, and project control techniques
• Knowledge of a 3rd or 4th generation programming
• Knowledge of moderately complex programming systems, software and hardware configuration and their applications in a systems environment
• Knowledge of data processing concepts and equipment usage
• Skill in programming batch and/or online systems
• Ability to analyze and reduce abstract data to logical order
• Ability to apply programming applications to solve user problems using electronic data processing
• Ability to evaluate and analyze user requests and develop effective work plans for systems development and maintenance
• Ability to present ideas in a clear, concise format using narrative statements and logic diagrams
• Ability to follow complex written and oral instructions and understand complex technical manuals
• Ability to maintain effective working relationships with data processing personnel and users
• Ability to develop and perform system checks to test the thoroughness and accuracy of programs

Minimum Requirements