OverviewCome join the Consumer Tax Groups Tax Team as a Tax Analyst Programmer 2 whose job is to code our products for latest tax law changes, all while working with a great group of people.What you'll bringStrong understanding of federal and state individual taxation3-7 years individual income tax preparation or analysis experiencePrevious in-depth utilization of individual tax preparation software is highly preferredExcellent problem-solving skillsModerate level of understanding of software best practices and coding techniquesPossess or able to quickly learn and apply tax content development toolsPossess or able to quickly learn testing processes to validate work, whether automated or manualEffective interpersonal skills, which translates into the ability to partner for commitment and action, communication, as well as listeningCultural and organizational fit at Intuit and in Tax Content; emotional intelligence, business acumen, professional maturity, motivation for taking on this roleWorking knowledge of Excel, Word, and PowerPointHow you will leadMaintains existing tax programs and related products ensuring offering is in compliance with taxing agencies regulations and guidelines within established deadlinesCollaborating with Tax Content Analysts to research, analyze and interpret federal and state tax legislation, code, regulations, forms and instructionsApplies standard practices and procedures to implement moderate tax product changes via code and internal softwareAble to learn and perform unit testing and quality assurance checks to insure that no unintended changes are introduced during the annual update cycleProactively seeks and obtains guidance from more experienced team members and uses these opportunities to develop their skills and knowledgeWork in a team environment using Agile/Scrum methodologiesComplete an expected level of work within the sprintIdentifies, proposes and implements process improvements in their team or work areaEOE AA M/F/Vet/Disability. Intuit will consider for employment qualified applicants with criminal histories in a manner consistent with requirements of local law.