Student Management System (TechnologyOne) Developer | Permanent | $130k package | Footscray Park, Melbourne
A leading education sector organisation is looking for a skilled TechnologyOne Developer to join their Digital and Campus Services team. You'll play a key role in the Student Experience Domain, delivering custom development, integrations, and production support for their Student Management System. This is a permanent opportunity offering genuine stability and meaningful work at scale.
What you'll be doing
- Custom development of ETLs, workflows, and Crystal Reports within TechnologyOne (StudentOne)
- Production support and root cause analysis for application incidents
- System integration and data migration using APIs, web services, and batch processing
- Producing technical and testing documentation for development changes
- Liaising with vendors to investigate and resolve technical issues
- Collaborating with business analysts and cross-functional IT teams to deliver solutions aligned to business requirements
- Contributing to continuous improvement of processes within the Student Experience Domain
What we're looking for
- Strong hands-on experience with TechnologyOne architecture, functionality, and customisation
- Proficiency in SQL, Java, JavaScript, PL/SQL, and/or .NET in StudentOne environments
- Experience designing and developing integrations, ETLs, and reports in TechnologyOne, ideally in cloud environments
- Solid experience with system integration and data migration (APIs, web services, batch processing)
- Ability to work independently, manage competing priorities, and deliver to deadlines
- Strong technical documentation skills
- Experience in the education sector is a bonus but not essential
The details
- Permanent full-time role
- $130,000 package (inclusive of super)
- Based at Footscray Park, Melbourne
At Randstad Digital, we are passionate about providing equal employment opportunities and embracing diversity to the benefit of all. We actively encourage applications from any background.
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