The word "programmer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who writes code or develops software, usually for a company or organization. For example, "She began her career as a programmer for a tech startup."
I became a software designer and then a software programmer.
After an uncertain period in which I, among other things, sold brushes door-to-door, worked as a labourer in a steel mill and suffered periods of unemployment, I had a stroke of good fortune in 1968 when, working as a clerk at a sportswear manufacturers, I was accepted for training as a computer programmer.
Collaborating with computer programmer Mark Havryliv, the pair made a "gestural electronic drumkit" comprised of a 3D timbral theremin and a pair of controllers.
Much consideration has been given to the backstory of John Wizards – the story of how bedroom programmer John Withers (see what happens when you take the cloak off!) bumped into Rwandan refugee Emmanuel Nzaramba in Cape Town and the pair began making music together, producing a record that justifies the word "magical".
"Bring back the boss class, say employees fed up with self-rule" (Early editions last week, News, page 20) said in 2007 "a 28-year-old computer programmer, Brian Robertson, came up with and patented the concept of holacracy" [a self-management philosophy].
Pitbull Studio is a video games company formed in 2010 by programmer Robert Troughton, who had worked at the original Pitbull syndicate before it was bought by American company Midway Games in 2004.
Daniel Tomlinson is a freelance programmer for iOS and the web.
Mr Robertson was not a programmer but CEO of Ternary Software.
ITV programmer Transferable skill: Strong knowledge of James Bond Faulks immersed himself in Bond to write 2008's Devil May Care.
Should it be the robot's programmer, designer, manufacturer, human overseer or his superiors?
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