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[Patrick]

We're a premier scientific/cultural/educational institution in NYC with a growing portfolio of exciting technology initiatives, looking to build an innovative development team. Application instructions can be found at http://www.nybg.org/footer/employment_listings.php

Under the technical direction of the IS Development & Integration Manager the Programmer/Analyst will participate in developing, integrating, implementing and administering a range of custom-built and packaged information systems used by The New York Botanical Garden. She/He will work as part of a team to develop and support systems to serve NYBG’s proprietary business and information systems. Code and test applications using a variety of technologies and environments including but not limited to: LAMP, XML, XHTML, Delphi, JavaScript, post-Relational, SQL, and web services. Participate in system analysis and planning activities. He/She will perform other relevant duties as assigned. 

* Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent relevant experience in an information technology development related field.
* At least 5 years relevant experience in software or system development, at least 3 years of this experience specific to SQL-driven web enabled processes.
* Knowledge of business systems operations and support (such as Retail, Financial, CRM, E-commerce, etc.). 
* Demonstrated ability to quickly learn and apply specifics of new business systems.
* Knowledge and experience in application and database administration and support.
* Demonstrated ability to do advanced script and query modification and development using XML, PHP, Delphi, JavaScript, XHTML, Post-relational, SQL, and similar environments.
* Highly developed support manner, patience, resourcefulness, reliability, and a commitment to excellence.


Salary commensurate with experience. Excellent Benefits, including 4 weeks vacation. Apply at http://www.nybg.org/footer/employment_listings.php


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