[The Systems Analyst (Analyst) is selected by and responsible to a Manager of Software Development Services and performs highly complex computer systems analysis work. The Analyst works closely with Information Technology (IT) staff and Office 365 (O365) SharePoint and MS PowerApps users to analyze user requirements, provide project estimates, and perform detailed design, coding and testing of approved solutions. May supervise the work of others. The Analyst works with limited direction with considerable latitude for the use of initiative and independent judgment. The Analyst performs related duties as assigned, including participating in extensive opportunities to acquire additional skills in support of IT needs. Occasional weekend and evening or on-call work may be required. Minimal travel may be required.

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• Two (2) years in analysis, design, development, and implementation of an electronic licensing or similar system.

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``` - Two (2) years programming in Microsoft Access. - Experience requirements may run concurrently. - Graduation from an accredited four-year college or university with major coursework in data processing, computer science, business administration, or a related field is generally preferred and may substitute for the Microsoft Access and electronic licensing or similar system experience requirements. - Experience with Microsoft SQL Server reporting Services and Power BI.

[Strongly preferred experience in/with[:]{arial",sans-serif"=""}]{arial",sans-serif"=""}

• MS SQL Server Management Studio
• O365 products, including Power BI, Teams and MS Power Platform Suite
• Development of User Interface standards and design
• Azure

[Experience that is helpful[:]{arial",sans-serif"=""}]{arial",sans-serif"=""}

Microsoft Windows C# application development

Team Foundation Server (TFS) administration or use

TFS/non-TFS application life cycle tools

GoAnywhere Managed File Transfer (MFT) administration or use

Application security vulnerability assessment

Windows Server operating system permissions

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