Software Applications Developer I

Tarleton State University, a prestigious member of The Texas A&M University System, is seeking a Software Applications Developer I to join their Enterprise Systems team. This hybrid position offers an excellent opportunity for an entry-level developer to grow their career in an educational setting. The role involves developing and maintaining software applications, working directly with clients to gather requirements, and contributing to the improvement of development processes.

The position comes with a competitive salary range of $49,000-$52,000 and an impressive benefits package including fully covered health insurance, dental and vision coverage, and unique perks like paid birthday leave. The university's commitment to education extends to its employees through valuable benefits such as tuition scholarships and masters educational assistance programs.

Working in a hybrid environment at the Stephenville campus, you'll be part of a collaborative team focused on maintaining critical infrastructure and developing solutions for the university community. The role offers a perfect balance of technical work and client interaction, with responsibilities spanning from coding and testing to documentation and user training.

This is an ideal position for someone starting their software development career, offering exposure to various aspects of software development while working in a supportive academic environment. The university's rich history dating back to 1899 and its recent achievement of Doctoral Universities: High Research Activity status demonstrate its commitment to excellence and growth, making it an exciting place to build your career.

The position offers standard working hours (Monday-Friday, 8 AM-5 PM) with flexibility for remote work when needed. As part of the compensation package, employees enjoy additional perks such as complimentary tickets to athletic and performing arts events, wellness programs, and gym membership discounts, creating a well-rounded work-life balance.