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[Barak Zahavy]

Columbia College Information Technology (CCIT) seeks a talented,
dynamic, and innovative Systems Programmer to join our software
development team. You'll make significant contributions to the
development and delivery of high-value, high-impact web applications for
our clients.

To apply or find additional information about the position, go to
http://jobs.columbia.edu/applicants/Central?quickFind=100406

Who is CCIT? We are responsible for the infrastructure, hardware,
software, web publishing, and software development/integration needs of
Columbia College, The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied
Science (web publishing & application support solely), The Division of
Student Affairs, and The Center for Career Education. Some of the
applications we've developed include calendaring, event management,
course bulletin, alumni community and news publishing systems. We foster
a lively, open, and productive work environment. To learn more about
CCIT, visit http://ccit.college.columbia.edu/index.php

The Systems Programmer will be primarily responsible for designing,
developing, testing, and documenting the software developed to support
various initiatives. In addition, he or she will provide system
administration for Linux servers and applications developed by CCIT.

Abilities and traits that we're looking for:
* A passion for developing exceptional solutions.
* Exceptional software design, programming, and problem-solving
abilities.
* Experience in software design principles, user interface design,
multi-tiered application development, development practices, and
reusable component development.
* Ability to work with a high degree of independence and accountability
and as a member of a cohesive team.
* Ability to influence group dynamics in a team player environment.
* Ability to execute in a pressured environment.

Required qualifications:
* Web development experience.
* Experience with Linux/Unix systems.
* Thorough knowledge of PHP.
* Bachelor's degree.
* 3-5 years related experience.
* Excellent verbal and written communications skills.

* Additional required technical experience and knowledge: object
oriented design, database schema design, version control software
(Subversion preferred), MySQL, HTML, CSS, DOM, Javascript, dHTML, Linux
Administration.

* Desirable experience and knowledge: Oracle, C/C++, XML, Java, RSS,
Apache administration.

Benefits of working at Columbia:
* 4+ weeks of vacation days per year
* Tuition benefits
* Medical, dental, and life insurance coverage options
* Retirement plan option - 403(b) account
* Continuous learning opportunities in a dynamic and vibrant technology
environment

A resume and cover letter should accompany application.

Columbia University is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer.