IT Specialist (APPSW)
National Institutes of HealthDo you have experience as an IT Specialist (APPSW) which has prepared you to provide technical oversight on the coding, debugging, testing, documentation, and installation of new or modified software applications or programs for an organization or business unit? Apply now! Join the National Institutes of Health (NIH).Provide technical oversight on the coding, debugging, testing, documentation, and installation of new or modified software applications or programs for an organization or business unit.Planning and implementing system integration and various testing operations for assigned software and ensuring coordination of those activities with other programs within the organization.Makes recommendations concerning long-range plans and develops and maintains guidance for use of the software.Oversees the development of technical manuals and system documentation.Serves as the principal liaison between the project team and the client.
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