Enterprise Application Developer

General Summary

The Enterprise Application Developer will develop, implement, and support business solutions across the full software development life cycle (SDLC). This role will support the Director of IT Applications in the execution of all principal functions of the IT Applications group and will serve as a point of contact between the IT Applications group and functional users. This position is specifically responsible for the analysis, design, development, testing, integration, deployment, and ongoing maintenance of complex solutions supporting the College's Enterprise Resource Planning software (Ellucian Banner) and related Ellucian applications, including Degree Works and Self-Service Banner.

Essential Job Functions

• Ability to investigate application shortcomings and research new products to provide recommendations for system and process improvements.
• Quickly convert ideas to solutions consistent with the SDLC development methodology for new projects and customizations.
• Diagnose and resolve software issues reported to our Service Desk staff and ticket management system.
• Provide application and user support to the core Ellucian Banner suite including Banner Admin Pages, Job Submission, Degree Works, Self-Service Banner, and customizations.
• Help support our integration initiatives with 3rd party products, using APIs, Ellucian Ethos, ILP 5, Go Anywhere and other integration tools.
• Ensure all developed solutions adhere to institutional data security policies, FERPA regulations, and applicable federal and state compliance requirements.
• Participate in peer code reviews to ensure code quality, consistency with development standards, and alignment with security and architectural best practices.
• Create and maintain comprehensive technical documentation for all developed integrations, APIs, and customizations, including data flow diagrams, endpoint specifications, authentication methods, and error-handling procedures, to support ongoing maintenance and institutional knowledge retention.