The first Woolworths store opened its doors to the public in Cape Town in October 1931. And it was founder Max Sonnenberg who captured the public’s imagination with dynamic store policies that set Woolworths apart from its competitors.
Three years later, a second branch opened in Durban, with another two in Port Elizabeth and Johannesburg a year later. And...
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Analyst Programmer II, I.T. Retail Product Applications, Cape Town
Analyse user requirements, design, implement and support less complex technical systems. This is a permanent position based at the Head Office in Cape Town.
Job description
Analysis, technical design and development aligned to team processes and requirements
Develop technical specifications from systems specifications.
Design and code programmes of greater complexity and size from technical specifications.
Maintain and support existing systems
Interpret user requirements and translate into systems design.
Investigate and solve systems issues.
Ensure systems documentation is kept up to date.
Ensures effective operations
Implement approved changes as per change control and security process
Plan, organise and control own work effort, including regular progress feedback to own and other relevant areas
Minimum requirements
3 year IT Diploma
Specific analysis and development skills
Project management methodology
Relevant business process context knowledge
Additional Criteria
3-5 years programming/analyst programming experience
Microsoft SQL experience
Exposure to JDA and ECS applications will be beneficial
Knowledge of Woolworths IT landscape, including systemic understanding of key business linkages and dependencies
Ability to research technology-related concepts, trends and best practices, and apply findings
Looks beyond symptoms to uncover root causes of problems to be solved
Presents problem analysis and a recommended solution rather than just identifying and describing the problem itself
Proactively approaches others to obtain missing information
Demonstrates a results-oriented mindset in planning and implementing activities/projects
Plans with a realistic sense of the time and resource demands involved, maintaining awareness of the interrelationships between own and other activities/project
Monitors and tracks progress to ensure delivery of all planned commitments, and keeps the appropriate people informed
Listens attentively and checks understanding of the message being received.
Prepares clear, well-structured presentations using a variety of tools and techniques.
Discusses issues and exchanges information with partners to identify areas of mutual interest and benefit.
Convinces others by identifying benefits for all; looks for ways to increase the value of the partnership for all parties.
Anticipates change and continuously remains prepared for change
Demonstrates resourcefulness in acquiring necessary knowledge, skills and competencies to adapt to change
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