CICD Programmer Analyst II
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About the role
The CICD Programmer Analyst II will design and maintain automated build and integration solutions for complex, campus‑wide systems at the University of British Columbia. Working closely with senior analysts and cross‑functional IT teams, the role focuses on continuous integration, deployment pipelines, and data integration across multiple platforms.
Key responsibilities
- Set up, maintain, and enhance CI/CD infrastructure for Mulesoft and AWS environments.
- Create and manage fully automated build processes and deployment scripts.
- Collaborate with analysts, technical leads, and developers to design data integration solutions and APIs.
- Support enterprise‑scale data integration initiatives that connect major and minor university systems.
- Participate in planning, implementation, and operation of automation solutions within a multidisciplinary team.
Required profile
- Experience working in a collaborative, multi‑disciplinary technical environment.
- Strong analytical skills with the ability to translate business needs into automated solutions.
- Demonstrated ability to work with senior programmers and technical leads.
Required skills
- Appian
- Mulesoft
- AWS
- CI/CD concepts and tools
- Continuous integration pipelines
- Build and deployment scripting
- API development and data integration
What we offer
- Competitive salary range of $8,305.08 – $12,952.33 CAD per month.
- Fixed‑term, full‑time appointment for six months.
- Inclusive and diverse workplace committed to equity.
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