Software Developer I, Instructional and Information Technology Services at The California State University
San Marcos, TX
$5,787–$6,264from the description
Aug 16, 2026
San Marcos, TX
Aug 18, 2026
What this job asks for AI summary
A California State University San Marcos campus IT role focused on designing, building, and maintaining software applications that support university operations. Work spans custom development, open-source integration, and extending SaaS platforms — notably Microsoft Dynamics CRM and mobile frameworks — along with database work, access controls, performance tuning, and code reviews. The position is entry-level (classified as Software Developer I) and requires on-campus presence.
Junior level · San Diego-Chula Vista-Carlsbad, CA · Full-time
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Why we read it this way (5)
The posting is titled 'Software Developer I' — an explicitly entry-level classification — and lists no minimum years of overall experience, supporting a Junior seniority assessment.
The only concrete technologies named in the posting are Microsoft Dynamics CRM and mobile frameworks (as examples of SaaS platforms). No programming languages, databases, or other specific tools are mentioned; the full position description is linked externally and was not available for review, so the skills list here is necessarily thin.
The alt SOC 15-1211 (Computer Systems Analysts) is noted because the role also involves systems configuration, SaaS extension, and user access controls — not purely greenfield software development.
The advertised hiring salary range ($5,787–$6,264/month) reflects Steps 1–5; the broader CSU classification range extends to $8,430/month. The figures captured are the anticipated hiring range.
The posting explicitly states this position is not eligible for H-1B sponsorship and requires work to be performed in California.
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