The systems analyst programmer is responsible for the analysis, design, development and support of custom solutions to support the judiciary and court staff. The position requires independent work habits on complex technical programming assignments and is responsible for independent problem resolution. General supervision is received from a technical supervisor who provides guidance in project assignments and reviews work for achievement of desired results and objectives.
The duties of a systems analyst programmer working in a court include: meeting with judiciary, court staff and other agencies to identify business process improvements; gathering project requirements; assisting users in defining needs; proposing solutions which will meet the user’s needs; determining the need for new software, evaluating alternatives, and developing or acquiring suitable programs; testing, debugging, and implementing these programs; and maintaining documentation for them.
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