Research Software Developer - NCSA
University of Illinois System
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- Location
- Urbana, United States
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 23
- 1 day ago
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University of Illinois System
E-learning · 2 to 10 employees
What you'll do
- Engineer and develop software for complex problems
- Evaluate collaborative input and design approaches for project needs
- Ensure project deliverables are completed within deadlines
- Guide team members in developing software and prioritizing deliverables
- Evaluate approaches to software development problems
- Work with internal customers across projects
- Design and support common cyberinfrastructure
- Develop code and security-oriented programs
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Duties & ResponsibilitiesResearch Software Application and Development (80%)
• Engineer and develop software that addresses real world, complex problems with simple interfaces to powerful backend tools, and analyses across human resources,
finance, communications, and administration, both independently and in collaboration with team members.
• Evaluate and integrate collaborative input, and design new approaches and techniques to address project-specific needs and critical technological challenges.
• Ensure project deliverables are completed within deadlines.
• Guide project team members in terms of developing software and tools, as well as in prioritization of deliverables and deadlines.
• Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses between varieties of novel approaches to software development problems.
• Work with internal customers to leverage synergies across projects.
• Design and support common cyberinfrastructure for a broad range of communities within the University.
• Employ methodologies and develop code which supports an environment of secure systems.
• Design and develop security-oriented programs which by nature defend
against disruption or misdirection of services.
• Track activity in relevant fields both programmatic and domain-specific.
Research Communication (20%)
• Communicate findings with project colleagues to be used as needed in current programming and design efforts.
• Publish and present results of software research and development to contribute to internal documentation.