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Responsible for systems development for Airport technology. Work with customers to prepare detailed specifications for new systems, develop detailed technical requirements and scope for those systems and finally, develop the systems. Designs, codes, tests, debugs, documents and maintains Airport systems including: Kiosks, Flight Information Display Systems (FIDS), Ramp Information Displays (RIDS), bag tag, ticket and boarding pass printing programming, Gate Management system, etc.

Minimum of five years programming experience; One year on web based applications Experience in programming VB, C#, ASP and Microsoft SQL Experience with PC operating systems and applications Degree in Computer Science, Information Systems or equivalent work experience Experience with Microsoft .NET Network and PC hardware experience preferred Experience with Internet technologies including XSL, HTML, XML Experience with programming PC communications to host systems preferred

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Applicants must be extremely flexible and adaptable. As an employee in the aviation industry you may be required to work in many different locations, environments, schedules, with different people, and even on different aircraft types. Your work schedule may change monthly and the people you work with may change daily. The types of service provided are different depending on the company, product, service, location, flight length, destination, service levels, and customer amenities.  You must also be willing to relocate to domicile to which you are assigned if it is a requirement of the job.