The phrase "and programmer of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's role or profession, particularly in a context where you are listing multiple roles or responsibilities.
Example: "She is a software engineer and programmer of the new application we are developing."
Alternatives: "and developer of the" or "and coder of the".
Dr. Nathanson is the architect and programmer of the "ED Dashboard", the ED information system that is used at BIDMC.
The Roots 'N Blues 'N BBQ Festival in Columbia, Mo., extends blues tradition to include roots music, which by definition includes the blues as well as gospel, country and other American traditional music, said Richard King, owner of the Blue Note Club in Columbia and programmer of the festival.
But in return for performing with the Commodores, Frankie Crocker, arguably the most powerful black-radio d.j. and programmer of the late seventies, promised that his station would play Marley's new single, "Could You Be Loved," every hour on the hour for three months.
Second, the data manager and programmer of the Data Coordination Center (DCC) will be in charge of data monitoring and validation and will ensure that issues arising from the data are resolved quickly and accurately.
Next, informaticians and programmers of the Dartmouth Digital Decision Aid Developer Program developed the three components into an interactive web-based prototype, using Ruby on Rails (v2.3, 2009) and a password-protected MySQL database.
He is the principal designer and programmer of TREEFINDER.
Led by computer science student Louis Helm of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and programmer David Norris of the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, the "Seventeen or Bust" collaboration began systematically testing each of the candidates.
"We're just trying to make the best of an unfortunate situation," creative manager and programmer James Wallace of the Richardson, Tex., theater told The Hollywood Reporter.
The artistic director, Fr?ric Boyer (above right), was artistic director and chief programmer of the Directors' Fortnight at Cannes.
(He was given two slots, on Friday and Sunday, and still has more work to do for the festival: he will be the headliner and guest programmer of the December edition in Minehead, England).
However, the engine's creator and lead programmer of the original Mega Drive Sonic games, Yuji Naka, reportedly threatened to leave the company if it was used.
