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Maintain databases utilizing CBORD products to support large customer and direct database projects for clients within database services. Responsibilities include participation in the establishment and maintenance of database standards, creating and maintaining data. Able to learn quickly without direction, ability to manage multiple tasks/projects simultaneously.
Apply for this job onlineProvides analysis, scripting, testing and support of integration projects with food service software applications. Works directly with project managers and end users, via telephone, internet and/or email. Responsible for completing technical solutions to basic interface requirements.
Apply for this job onlinePerforms product design, coding, testing and documentation which requries research and analysis. Supplies technical support internally and directly with customers and prospects as required.
Responsibilities include complex product design, along with implementation and maintenance activites; researching and analyzing complex QA or product suppoort issues; and researching new technology or development tools to remain informed of current technology.
Apply for this job onlineJob Listings Last Revised Friday November 13, 2009
The CBORD Group is a progressive, industry leading business which develops computer information systems for the administration of onsite food service, housing, access and privilege controls, and related auxiliary functions. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. Please send your resume and cover letter through one of the following methods:
| Email: | jobs@cbord.com |
| Fax: | 607.257.1902 |
| Mail: | The CBORD Group, Inc. Attn: Lisa Patz Human Resource Dept. 61 Brown Road Ithaca, NY 14850 |
Please no 'walk-ins' allowed, you must schedule an interview in advance.
The CBORD Group offers a full range of benefits.
“I have very high regard for CBORD's support staff. It's a nice group of folks who can help with tech challenges ranging from simple questions I think I should know the answer to, all the way to the major issues.”
— Susan Dayton
University of Missouri-Columbia




