Crash Data Management:: PART TIME 20 HOURS Remote
STI · United States
- Hybrid
- Part-time
- $75,000 / year
- United States
Job highlights
- Manage crash data systems and databases.
- Collaborate with stakeholders on system needs.
- Develop and update crash application software.
- Integrate new technologies and resolve issues.
- Requires web, client/server, and SQL skills.
About the role
Crash Data Management Specialist
STI is seeking a Technical Specialist for their ODOT Transportation Data Section. The primary tasks involve architecting and implementing logical structures for software systems and databases, meeting with stakeholders to understand their needs, leading design exploration and updates to existing Crash applications, analyzing and integrating new technologies, troubleshooting system issues, providing task estimates, and managing multiple concurrent assignments.
Key Responsibilities
- Architect and implement logical structures for software systems and databases.
- Meet with stakeholders to understand their needs and ensure correct information collection.
- Lead design exploration and updates for existing Crash applications.
- Analyze and integrate new technologies into the existing portfolio.
- Troubleshoot reported system issues, identify root causes, and implement solutions.
- Provide estimates for assigned tasks and communicate progress.
- Manage multiple task assignments concurrently and prioritize work.
- Develop software code changes using web-based technologies, client/server, and SQL-based technologies.
Required Qualifications
- Ability to communicate clearly, verbally and in writing.
- Demonstrated capability to interact with customers, understand their needs, and document them.
- Understanding of Information System Development Lifecycle methodology.
- Experience with requirements management and performing analysis within source code if needed.
- Must have experience with Crash Data Management solutions.
- Must have advanced skills in developing and updating software code within web-based technologies.
Key skills/competency
- Crash Data Management
- Software Systems Architecture
- Database Implementation
- Stakeholder Communication
- Web-based Technologies
- SQL
- System Troubleshooting
- Requirements Management
- Information System Development Lifecycle
- Technical Specialist
Skills & topics
- Crash Data Management
- Technical Specialist
- Database Architect
- Software Developer
- SQL
- Web Technologies
- Remote
- Part-time
- STI
- ODOT
How to get hired
- Tailor your resume: Highlight experience with Crash Data Management solutions, web technologies, SQL, and system architecture.
- Showcase communication skills: Emphasize your ability to understand and document customer needs clearly.
- Demonstrate technical expertise: Detail your experience with the Information System Development Lifecycle and requirements management.
- Prepare for technical questions: Be ready to discuss your approach to system design, integration, and troubleshooting.
- Highlight remote work experience: If applicable, mention your proficiency in managing tasks and communicating effectively in a remote setting.
Technical preparation
Master SQL query optimization and database design.,Practice coding in common web frameworks.,Review SDLC and requirements gathering processes.,Prepare to discuss system architecture trade-offs.
Behavioral questions
Describe a time you gathered complex user requirements.,How do you prioritize competing technical tasks?,Share an example of a system issue you resolved.,How do you ensure technical solutions meet needs?
Frequently asked questions
- What specific crash data management experience is STI looking for in this role?
- STI is specifically looking for candidates with proven experience in managing crash data solutions. This includes architecting databases, implementing logical structures, and ensuring data integrity for transportation-related crash information.
- What are the primary technologies involved in this Crash Data Management Specialist role at STI?
- The role heavily involves web-based technologies, client/server architecture, and SQL-based databases. Advanced skills in developing and updating software code within these environments are essential.
- How important is stakeholder interaction for the Crash Data Management Specialist position?
- Stakeholder interaction is crucial. You will need to meet with stakeholders to understand their needs, clearly document these requirements, and ensure the implemented solutions align with their expectations for crash data management.
- What is the expected work arrangement for the Crash Data Management Specialist role?
- This is a remote, part-time (20 hours per week) position, allowing flexibility in location for the right candidate.
- Does STI require prior experience with the Information System Development Lifecycle (SDLC) for this role?
- Yes, a solid understanding of the Information System Development Lifecycle methodology is required, along with experience in requirements management and source code analysis.
- How will task prioritization and management be handled for this remote role?
- Candidates must demonstrate the ability to manage multiple task assignments concurrently and execute work based on priority. Clear communication of progress is also expected.