7 results for It Programmer Analyst Jobs in Nashville, TN, US

Responsible for analyzing, designing, developing, deploying, and supporting applications to enhance business processes for Private Wealth clients, advisors, associates, and operations. Requires expertise in C#, .Net, WPF, web development, and SQL. Involves designing and supporting complex applicatio...

Who You’ll Work WithThe Private Wealth Development team supports the Private Wealth Sales, Institutional Sales, Wealth Management, Marketing and Operations departments. The Private Wealth Technology team develops Windows/Desktop and Web applications that help our clients stay informed of their inves...

75523 Analyzes functional business requirements and design specifications for developing programs for desktop and distributed environments which includes personal computers, client server environments, and browser-based or n-tier environments. Translates detailed design into computer software. Tests...

02792F Defines and analyzes functional business requirements for designing and developing programs for desktop and distributed environments which includes personal computers, client server environments, and browser-based or n-tier environments. Develops design specifications and/or translates detail...

DescriptionAs a programmer/analyst on this team you will be responsible for executing technical tasks with our sprint teams. The ideal candidate will have a strong technical background and able to develop code using a modern software language and have a desire to expand their technical capabilities....

Responsible for software configuration changes, finding and fixing software bugs, developing automated unit and integration tests, assisting with QA testing and software launches, improving operational metrics and alarms on production services, and migrating applications to new AWS datacenters.

Responsible for executing technical tasks including software configuration changes, finding and fixing software bugs, developing automated tests, assisting with QA testing, improving operational metrics, and migrating applications to new AWS datacenters.