Qualifications
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Most employers require a bachelor's degree in computer science or a related discipline and several years of experience developing applications in PeopleSoft using its development tools. Employment opportunities may increase for those who obtain one or several PeopleSoft certifications from Oracle.
Responsibilities
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Using PeopleSoft tools and other programming languages, these developers create or improve software applications. After the development is complete, they test systems and applications to ensure proper and efficient functioning. These professionals may also train users on these applications.
Salary
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Along with development, these professions perform routine maintenance to PeopleSoft applications including required upgrades. In November 2010, Indeed.com reported a national average salary of $98,000 for this occupation.
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