US-PA-Philadelphia, Programmer/Webmaster, U.S.Courts

The Federal courts have not yet implemented Informix; implementation is at least one year away. We are planning for the future as we fill our current vacancies. When we move to Informix, we will be working in a web-based environment. So, web tool experience is essential. For now, our database is Unify on Solaris. We also have web servers running on IIS, Enterprise, and Apache. Additionally, we have enterprise-wide email and use a wide variety of Novell products. CAREER OPPORTUNITY United States Bankruptcy Court Eastern District of Pennsylvania Position : Programmer/Webmaster Announcement No. 99-9 Date: July 9, 1999 Closing Date: Open Until Filled Classification Level: CL 27 Salary: USD$32,689 - USD$53,158 Duties and Responsibilities The Programmer/Webmaster develops and maintains applications and Internet services for the U.S. Bankruptcy Court as follows: Evaluates hardware, software, and network architecture to determine and recommend enhancements needed to support a web site; maintains the court- wide web site and intranet, including interfaces with existing and proposed databases throughout the court; utilizing "C:, HTML, Active Server pages, VBScript, JavaScript, PerlScript or Delphi and Java programming languages, the incumbent designs, maintains and programs the Bankruptcy Court web site including the home page, and tree structure to multiple internal web sites and/or web pages; develops web-based applications using ODBC client/server techniques; conducts comprehensive data security assessments and provides for internet/intranet security through firewall(s) software features, and procedural protocols; works closely with court staff to identify and define web site content, and performs conversion of existing information into web format; utilizing graphic software, multi-media and other tools, redesigns information into a more cognitive form; also converts end user procedures into a more intuitive form; maintains currency with federal court guidelines for Internet sites, along with other relevant federal guidelines and requirements; assists automation staff in a range of programming and automation support activities. Qualification Requirements A minimum of two years of specialized experience, including at least one year equivalent to work at the CL-25 level is required. Specialized experience is progressively responsible experience related to the technical aspects of data processing, office automation, and data communications and their applications, terminology and methodology, including the accomplishment of computer project assignments that involved systems analysis, design, programming, implementation, integration and management. College degree preferred. Send a resume and cover letter, which thoroughly specifies your work experience, education, skills, abilities and accomplishments and salary progression as they relate to the position to: Personnel Specialist Att: 99-9 U.S. Bankruptcy Court 900 Market St., Suite 400 Philadelphia, PA 19107-4299 Visit us at: http://www.paeb.uscourts.gov