The phrase "programming position" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a job or role that involves programming or writing code. Example: "I have applied for a programming position at a software development company."
The way that you do that is that you have an environment, a programming position that stands for something".
A native of Queens, she started in local television in Boston in the 1970s, eventually moving to a programming position at Lifetime.
The sudden nature of the change in the network's top programming position led to a round of rumors about possible reasons for Mr. McPherson's exit.
Their new deal follows repeated speculation that the couple were trying to engineer a way back to ITV following the return of their friend and mentor Dianne Nelmes to a senior programming position at Granada.
But in part because of the destabilizing nature of the Web, the television channel — still responsible for most of the company's revenue — finds itself in a difficult programming position.
I wondered if it was just me, but I ran into Carla Singer, who had been one of the first women in a top television programming position years ago.
They're not shy about reclaiming the sound of Mr. Stewart's past while also, with rootsy live musicians underpinned by programming, positioning the new songs alongside Mumford & Sons.
Yet employers reject the vast majority of their applicants for programming positions without even an interview.
The probe touches these balls and, in a single measurement, it provides the X, Y, Z offset of the actual machine position from the desired (programmed) position.
The skills students develop through these programs position them for a career in the growing video game industry.
Notably, only 1 respondent (1%) reported that visiting students were guaranteed an interview for a future residency program position at their institution.
