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As a programmer analyst, you will be responsible for the development, management, upgrade and support of various operational applications belonging to the company. You will also be responsible for managing and prioritizing your work projects according to the needs of the organization. All customer needs must be analyzed, conceptualized and modeled in order to obtain customer acceptance. Thereafter, these models will be developed and integrated keeping in mind the improvement, systemization and automation of business processes.
MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES
- Update the content of our websites and graphic integration;
- Find solutions to operational problems;
- Analyze processes in order to find solutions for improvement;
- Code new modules or modify existing modules in ASP, based on previous analysis;
- Program in conformity with established standards;
- Prepare and conduct tests;
- Produce documentation related to analyzed, modified, and developed modules;
- Perform SQL query;
- Implementation and training;
- Play a support role to users.
QUALIFICATIONS
- College diploma (DEC) in computer science completed
OR pursuing university studies in computer science;
- Knowledge of ASP programming language;
- Knowledge of programming language ASP.NET;
- Knowledge of SQL Server;
- Knowledge of Web technologies, methods of analysis and modeling;
- Experience in project management an asset;
- 3 to 5 years of relevant experience.
PROFILE
- Bilingualism;
- Good sense of analysis and synthesis;
- Easily adapts
- Excellent communication skills;
- Team-oriented;
- Autonomous, resourceful and a sense of initiative;
- Result-oriented.
WE OFFER
- A unique professional development program;
- Competitive compensation;
- Personal career development program and opportunities for career advancement;
- A dynamic and stimulating work environment;
- A corporate culture that values creativity and personal development.
We thank all those who apply but only those selected for an interview will be contacted. VSM is committed to work place diversity and employment equity.
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