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University at Buffalo

Application Development Analyst

🇺🇸 Buffalo, New York 🕑 Full-Time 💰 $75K - $84K 💻 Software Engineering 🗓️ October 19th, 2026
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Edtech.com's Summary

University at Buffalo is hiring an Application Development Analyst. The role joins the Student Information Systems team within Enterprise Application Services at UB Information Technology, combining systems analysis with hands-on development on the university's SIS applications. The analyst turns stakeholder requirements into working solutions, supports mission-critical applications, and builds integrations with other campus and third-party systems.

Highlights
  • Gather and analyze business and functional requirements from SIS stakeholders and translate them into well-documented system solutions and configurations.
  • Support, troubleshoot, and maintain mission-critical Student Information System applications, responding to enhancement requests, upgrades, and reported issues.
  • Design, develop, and integrate solutions, including REST API integrations connecting the Student Information System to other campus and third-party systems.
  • Develop and run test plans and quality assurance practices, including unit, integration, and regression testing.
  • Work with team members, functional offices, and other UBIT units in an Agile environment, and research platform capabilities and integration patterns to improve enterprise IT services.
  • Bachelor's degree with three years of experience, or master's degree with one year, in computer science, information systems, software engineering, or a related field, plus experience supporting production application systems.
  • Preferred experience with ERP or Student Information System platforms such as Oracle PeopleSoft, REST API development, Agile and Scrum practices, and automated testing.
  • Campus-based position with the possibility of hybrid work and a 24x7 support environment where extended or varied hours and holidays may be required.
  • Salary range of $75,000 to $84,000.