UI Developer II
The UI Developer II will expose core software capabilities to end users and provide architectural design support. They will also act as a technical resource for design stages and mentor less experienced developers.
Corelation Inc
Remote Job Openings at Corelation Inc (8)
UI Developer I
The UI Developer I will develop system enhancements by extending existing applications and integrating with external APIs. They are also responsible for testing software to prevent bugs and maintaining accurate technical documentation.
Accounting Analyst
The Accounting Analyst is responsible for training client accounting staff on KeyStone functionality and supporting credit unions with financial statement building and GL conversion processes. They serve as a remote resource for clients and travel on-site as needed to ensure successful system implementation.
Core Developer I (Card Squad)
The Core Developer will assist in the full software development life cycle, including requirements gathering, coding, and testing new features. They will also provide ongoing support for existing integrations and participate in an on-call rotation for after-hours emergencies.
Software Training Specialist
Train clients to use KeyStone through customized onsite and remote instruction, coaching, and support. Help design and maintain training programs and materials, coordinate client training schedules and project deadlines, and share client feedback and student development needs with management.
Card Analyst
The Card Analyst is responsible for preparing clients for Keystone implementation through card product planning, database configuration, and data conversion. They act as a liaison between the Card Services and Development departments to ensure client needs are met through effective interface testing and troubleshooting.
Professional Services Consultant
The Professional Services Consultant leads and documents specialized engagements for post-conversion clients while providing technical assistance and training. They act as the primary liaison to ensure client needs are met through effective communication and project management.
Hardware Specialist I
The Hardware Specialist I performs complex professional work involving the installation, support, and maintenance of computer hardware, software, and network systems. They are responsible for server management, troubleshooting, and providing technical support to both internal staff and clients.