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We need a person with EDI skills with knowledge of mapping 850/856/810 preferably in the garment, accessory industry.
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This programmer analyst supports maintenance and innovation for the One-Stop Student Services operations spanning Registrar, Financial Aid, and Student Accounts. This programmer analyst supports maintenance and innovation for the One-Stop Student Services operations spanning Registrar, Financial Aid, and Student Accounts.
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Configuration and replacement of terminal servers, IP, and serial radios when needed.
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The programmer will be responsible for programming, configuring, and testing of Direct Digital Control (DDC) building automation and control systems. The Senior Building Controls Technician will provide services related to the expansion, upgrade or replacement of building automation hardware and software for smart building infrastructure.
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The SAS Programmer will be part of a team that improves the quality of care delivered in a variety of settings, including hospitals, outpatient clinics, nursing homes, ESRD centers, and managed care plans.
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