Dear SAS-L members,

The University of Louisville's Department of Epidemiology in the School of Public Health and Information Sciences is looking for a person with Oracle, SAS, and STATA skills.

Below is the specification for the job:

Title: Programmer Analyst IV

Requirements Requires a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field and six years of related Computer experience. Additional experience may be used on a one-to-one basis to offset the educational requirements. Salary commensurate with experience.

Position Description This position is based primarily on funding available through NIH grants and departmental funding. Responsibilities are focused on the design, development, installation, maintenance and integration of ORACLE relational databases and associated forms and reports for detailed tracking of research studies and projects and on the use of SAS and STATA programs used for data management of complex analytical databases. Ability to design appropriate data models based on specific research needs and to develop associated physical database structure that integrates with existing or proposed database structures with appropriate testing and documentation of computer programs.

At least six years previous experience with responsibility for ORACLE server and with detailed and complex ORACLE programming, including experience in migration of ORACLE databases, forms and reports from earlier to more recent versions, with SAS and STATA programming as well as network data security, data encryption, and data recovery. Previous experience with data management for multiple users and facilities sharing common data; with monitoring and management of database backups; with design and development of scheduled reports (including summaries, statistics, electronic formatted forms, reports, and labels), data dictionaries and procedures manuals; and with recording procedures including the construction and maintenance of logs and journals. Willingness to take continuing education classes in ORACLE, SAS, and STATA. May assist with hiring, training and possible supervision of other research programmers on-site and in a multi-site setting. Able to effectively communicate and problem solve with a diverse group of researchers and to work independently in an effective manner. Master's degree preferred. Willingness to learn new programs.

Here is how one can apply for this position: link to the following URL: http://www.louisville.edu/jobs/ ; and then go to "View/apply for staff positions" and to "Job ID 20706 "

Sincerely,

Craig Ziegler