University of Florida is hiring an Application Programmer I to provide technical support, verification testing, and software development for the Bridge Software Institute’s bridge finite element analysis and deep foundation analysis software. The role answers end-user technical questions, documents verification cases, and maintains an internal verification application. The programmer also supports research activities and keeps a C# and XSL report generator up to date.
Highlights
Respond to technical support questions on bridge finite element analysis and deep foundation analysis software, generally the same business day
Hold screenshare sessions to help end-users navigate the interface and resolve technical challenges
Formulate, execute, and document verification cases using manual calculations, design-oriented analysis software, or general-purpose finite element software
Enhance and maintain the internal verification application used in continuous integration before software releases
Maintain the C# and XSL application that renders analysis results into formatted HTML reports
Assist with research on nonlinear finite element analysis and soil-structure interaction using LPILE, APILE, GROUP, ADINA, and LS-DYNA
Support newsletters, installation packages, user documentation, and software quality assurance
Bachelor’s degree and one year of appropriate experience, with college coursework able to substitute for experience
Preferred experience with Python, Fortran, MATLAB, C#, C++, HTML, CSS, and Azure DevOps Server
Salary of $60,000-$70,000 annually, commensurate with education and experience