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“If you want to work in computer programming, you probably want to be ready to learn. Although I had
training in school, this field is changing all of the time, and I definitely have to keep up the best I can. I like it a lot because I’m a curious person and also always want to find the most efficient way to do something as possible. It’s great when I can help my employer take a manual process and automate it. It really can free up my co-workers to do other things, and that makes me proud.”Interested in this occupation? Download the job flyer here!
SOC Code: 15-1251
Computer Programmers create, modify, and test the code and scripts that allow computer applications to
run. Work from specifications drawn up by software and web developers or other individuals. May develop
and write computer programs to store, locate, and retrieve specific documents, data, and information.*
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Source: SC Works Online Services (SCWOS)
Source: SC Works Online Services. Ask an SC Works representative for more information about postings in your area
Source: SC Works Online Services. Ask an SC Works representative for more information about postings in your area
NOTE: All data based on state averages. Information may vary depending on region, experience, and specific employment situation. Last Updated: 2024
SC Works Online Services (SCWOS) is the state’s largest job database and provides all of South Carolina's job postings from all major sites, including Monster and Career Builder, in one resource. SCWOS has thousands of positions listed by employers all over the state. To access SCWOS, visit jobs.scworks.org.
Find in-depth breakdowns of occupational statistics such as necessary job certifications, job skills and abilities, current job openings, overview of general work activities, and more by visiting O*NET.org.