Programming

A programming technician works in organizations utilizing information technologies. Their responsibilities include participating in the design, implementation, and maintenance of software, as well as adapting existing software to meet specific client needs. They effectively utilize available resources, propose modernization solutions, and provide user support at workplaces or stations.

Programming technicians are knowledgeable about computer network technologies, stay updated on the latest programming tools and technologies, and may participate in documenting software according to national and international standards.

• Proficiency in at least two programming languages and coding predefined algorithms in one of these languages
• Developing and debugging programmes
• Interpreting design schemes and diagrams
• Designing simple algorithms and data structures
• Selecting appropriate software and tools for problem-solving
• Implementing basic data protection and security measures
• Configuring workstations and tools
• Using internet technologies
• Applying data query languages
• Employing software testing techniques
• Writing and commenting on programme code