Web Applications Developer at Texas A&M University: Open Source, Training Available
Our second programming position just posted: A web applications developer. The official title is lead software applications developer (Notice of Vacancy number: 080061, I list the NOV number because we have two lead software applications developer positions open right now).
We are a Zope and Plone shop over here and we are looking for the programmer who can integrate into our web team and take our website to the next level. We do not expect to find many pre-trained python programmers out there; we do have a training budget for this position.
We have several applications that we would like to create including a way that faculty can easily manage their academic information both for the web and for their annual faculty reports. The person in this position will also work with our departments and units as part of our web team and eventually extend our Zope and Plone system to all units in the College of Liberal Arts that want to use it. We also expect that this person will contribute back to the Zope and Plone projects and really leverage the strength of these open source communities in building cool new products and tools for us and others who want to use them.
The College of Liberal Arts at Texas A&M's website is: http://clla.tamu.edu
Texas A&M University's website is: http://www.tamu.edu
To apply for this position, you can go to:
http://tamujobs.tamu.edu/
Click on "search postings" on the left hand menu and enter the N.O.V. number:
080061
and click on "search". Please encourage anyone you might know to be interested in this sort of position to apply!
The text from the list of duties follows: Work with our internal clients and the college web team to provide sites for college departments, programs, and projects. Manage all aspects of the technical parts of each individual project including making coding decisions, test plans, managing the project schedule with our clients, recommending systems, products and coding languages to accomplish our clients' goals, documenting the project plans, and coding in the most modular and reusable ways possible. Creating custom products and pages in our Zope and Plone content management system (CMS), including working on Zope and Plone products in the open source community and publishing some Zope and Plone products. Our internal clients and the college web team will help to provide direction for what products and pages are needed. We fully expect that the person in this position will serve as project lead on several Zope and Plone product teams with many of the duties described above. Other open source collaboration is possible. Participate with the College Web Team in the design of websites including layout, navigation, graphics and new media, functionality, accessibility, and innovative feature development. Serve as the technical expert for the College Web Team. Other duties as required.
A portfolio (which may be web-based) is required for the application for this job.
Our web team is composed of the director of information technology, the director of college relations, our web content editor, this position, and some help from student assistants.
We are a Zope and Plone shop over here and we are looking for the programmer who can integrate into our web team and take our website to the next level. We do not expect to find many pre-trained python programmers out there; we do have a training budget for this position.
We have several applications that we would like to create including a way that faculty can easily manage their academic information both for the web and for their annual faculty reports. The person in this position will also work with our departments and units as part of our web team and eventually extend our Zope and Plone system to all units in the College of Liberal Arts that want to use it. We also expect that this person will contribute back to the Zope and Plone projects and really leverage the strength of these open source communities in building cool new products and tools for us and others who want to use them.
The College of Liberal Arts at Texas A&M's website is: http://clla.tamu.edu
Texas A&M University's website is: http://www.tamu.edu
To apply for this position, you can go to:
http://tamujobs.tamu.edu/
Click on "search postings" on the left hand menu and enter the N.O.V. number:
080061
and click on "search". Please encourage anyone you might know to be interested in this sort of position to apply!
The text from the list of duties follows: Work with our internal clients and the college web team to provide sites for college departments, programs, and projects. Manage all aspects of the technical parts of each individual project including making coding decisions, test plans, managing the project schedule with our clients, recommending systems, products and coding languages to accomplish our clients' goals, documenting the project plans, and coding in the most modular and reusable ways possible. Creating custom products and pages in our Zope and Plone content management system (CMS), including working on Zope and Plone products in the open source community and publishing some Zope and Plone products. Our internal clients and the college web team will help to provide direction for what products and pages are needed. We fully expect that the person in this position will serve as project lead on several Zope and Plone product teams with many of the duties described above. Other open source collaboration is possible. Participate with the College Web Team in the design of websites including layout, navigation, graphics and new media, functionality, accessibility, and innovative feature development. Serve as the technical expert for the College Web Team. Other duties as required.
A portfolio (which may be web-based) is required for the application for this job.
Our web team is composed of the director of information technology, the director of college relations, our web content editor, this position, and some help from student assistants.