DW Development and Systems Support

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DW Development and Systems Support

Responsibilities:  This candidate will assume responsibility for development of DW-related projects and initiatives using Mainframe & ETL tools and SQL and supporting the associated production and QA environments. 

CSI-Unix/Operations Support

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CSI-Unix/Operations Support

Responsibilities:System administration support:

·         C/C++, Perl, Kornshell scripts

·         Create Visio diagrams of system topology and replication systems

·         Develop Web based applications with Java or PHP

Content Manager

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Content Manager

Responsibilities: Student will work in a programming, staff support role. This position assists teams with programming and support of our technical system software associated with a content management system. Students perform Java and C# programming in the Content Manager area.  Student will assist with development and maintenance of applications in support of several business areas.  These applications are for use in both a client-server and web environment.

GIS

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Majors Preferred:   Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Information Systems, Information Technology, Business Information Technology or Industrial Engineering candidates with at least a 2.8/4.0 GPA overall; 3.0/4.0 in major. 

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Six Steps to Handling Money Questions

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