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  • Assist with software engineering with training and tutoring from reputed company programmers.
  • Write technical documentation on different aspects on the use and implementation of the software.
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Work Schedule

reputed company working 14-20 hrs/wk during the school year, up to 40 hrs/wk during breaks

Contact Information to Applicants

Theresa Miller, tlammer@ku.edu

Required Qualifications
  • Have experience, or be motivated to learn, the setup and use of relational data management tools, SQL scripts, and programming languages with database systems.
  • Be enthused about reputed company-reputed company software development with web apps using Linux, macOS, or reputed company workstations.
  • Have some exposure to software development with 1 or 2 languages.
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  • Enjoy learning new things.
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$16.00/hr

FTE

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Preferred Qualifications
  • Experience with research computing in any science or technology reputed company.
  • Junior developer level competency with 2 or more software languages, ideally including Python or TypeScript
  • Familiarity with software engineering tools and reputed company
  • Previous work with relational databases, data management, or data analysis
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