UniVerse Developer

Duties & Responsibilities:

• Develop and maintain enterprise software applications in the UniVerse RDBMS environment.
  
• Administer and manage the UniVerse database, ensuring optimal performance and security.
  
• Communicate with customers (via phone, remote sessions, live chat, and email) to identify and resolve support issues.
  
• Create and maintain 3rd-party interfaces.
  
• Analyze specific product support assignments from senior developers; take ownership through full resolution.
  
• Perform comprehensive testing of new software modules and releases.
  
• Deliver software updates and patches to customers as needed.
  
• Write technical specifications and support documentation.
  
• Assist in on-site customer training, support, and implementation of software applications.
  
• Willingness to travel occasionally, mostly on the East Coast and Midwest.
  

Requirements

Skills & Requirements:

• College degree in Computer Science, MIS, or a related field (Bachelor’s preferred).
  
• Programming experience with MultiValue RDBMS languages (UniVerse preferred).
  
• Experience in UniVerse system administration and DBA tasks.
  
• Ability to troubleshoot and read through code to resolve technical issues independently.
  
• Ability to communicate technical ideas clearly, whether to technical peers or non-technical colleagues/customers.
  
• Experience with advanced features in Excel, and experience in professional/office work is preferred.
  
• Experience with supporting database-driven, transactional web applications is a plus.
  

Work Environment:

• On-site to start, with the possibility of transitioning to a hybrid model after initial training.
  
• The candidate should be within commuting distance to the Philadelphia, PA area and available to be in-office much of the week at the outset.
  

Ideal Candidate:

• Early to mid-career with UniVerse experience, particularly in system administration.
  
• Resourceful and independent, yet a team player who values in-person collaboration for knowledge transfer and growth.