A database developer is required for the GeoData Institute, an environmental research and consultancy unit within the University of Southampton. Duties include specifying environmental and medical database applications, writing documentation and training clients. Applicants must have commercial development experience with MS Access version 97 or 2000 and Visual Basic. Candidates should possess a degree in an Environmental or Computing discipline. Salary in the range 16,775 to 20,465.
Appointment is for one year in the first instance.
Please note that the University of Southampton is closed from 12 to 17 April inclusive - therefore, requests for applications made during this period will be answered from the 18 April 2001. All rights reserved.