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Web Application Programmer (University of California, Davis) [ARCHIVED]

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Web Application Programmer (University of California, Davis) [ARCHIVED]

Title: Web Application Programmer
Job Type: Technical/Customer Service Positions
Organization: University of California, Davis
Location: Davis, CA (Western U.S.)
Carnegie Classification: DR EXT - Doctoral/Research Universities-Extensive
Description:

Web Application Programmer
Reference # 023628

UC Davis Health System, School of Medicine, Clinical & Translational Science Center, located in Sacramento is seeking a Web Application Programmer to be
responsible for developing and maintaining the CTSC website, developing software applications accessible through the website, ensure accuracy and completeness of CTSC portal content, and maintain legitimacy of existing Web links.

Requires formal training and/or experience in trouble-shooting and repair of computers/peripherals (including disassembly), board and chip replacement, continuity, cabling and cable testing. Experience with installation, configuration, maintenance and trouble-shooting desktop software with all flavors of Windows.

For additional information and to apply, visit our website at www.ucdmc.ucdavis.edu/hr

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Posted:November 10th, 2008
Closed:February 9th, 2009
 
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