Job: Senior Software Engineer, Emory University Libraries

Dear Code4Lib,


The Emory libraries are in the planning stages of a Hydra implementation that 
will ultimately replace an extensive custom Fedora/Python-Django 
infrastructure.  We're a team of four looking to add two more.  Special 
consideration will be given to experienced Rails developers with Hydra 
experience.


While Hydra development will be a big part of our work going forward, the team 
also serves non-repository needs, and so there will be opportunities to enjoy a 
variety of development challenges.  Visit us on github to get a sense of our 
work:


https://github.com/emory-libraries

https://github.com/emory-libraries-ecds


Job description is below.  Please don't hesitate to let me know if you have any 
questions.


To apply, surf on over to http://hr.emory.edu/careers/index.html and search for 
Job Requisition ID 49497BR.


Thanks,

Alex Thomas

Lead, Library Software Engineering



Job Title


Sr. Software Engineer


Job Requisition ID


49497BR


Operating Unit/Division


LITS: Library and IT Services


Department


124100:LITS: Application Development


Full/Part Time


Full-Time


Regular/Temporary


Regular


Minimum Hourly Rate $


28.846154


Midpoint Hourly Rate $


40.480769


Minimum Annual Rate $


60000


Midpoint Annual Rate $


84200


Job Description


DESCRIPTION:

As a Sr. Software Engineer, you will work as part of an agile team to design, 
implement and revise software applications that meet library and digital 
scholarship needs. Act as the technical lead for one or more code bases. Mentor 
other developers with respect to development best-practices and standards. 
Participate in the development and extension of the overall Emory University 
Libraries and Emory Center for Digital Scholarship development environment and 
architecture. Lead the evaluation of emerging technologies and promotes their 
usage. Collaborate with stakeholders in the development of the user stories 
that comprise the product backlog that defines the scope of a given development 
effort.


WHAT'S NEEDED:


*Bachelor's degree in computer science, math, engineering or a related field 
and three years of related experience in web application development or an 
equivalent combination of education, training and experience.

*Experience with Ruby on Rails and/or other web development frameworks like 
Python/Django

*Experience with JavaScript, AJAX, and DOM manipulation

*Experience with relational databases

*Experience with web standards like REST for seamless integration between 
complex systems

*Experience collaborating on software via version control

*Fundamental linux skills

*Familiarity and desire to work with agile methods


WHAT'S NICE...


*Experience with javascript frameworks such as Angular or Ember

*Experience with continuous integration/deployment

*Experience with SOA and enterprise systems integrations

*Experience with Fedora Commons

*Experience building and optimizing Solr/Lucene indexes

*Experience with the Hydra repository framework

*Experience with non-relational databases (e.g. eXist)

*Contributions to Open Source Projects and participation in developer 
communities

*Experience working in an academic environment

*Experience with Metadata (e.g. MODS, Dublin Core, TEI, EAD, DDI) and Semantic 
web standards





Alexander J. Thomas
Lead Software Engineer
Emory University Libraries
404.727.0194
[email protected]<mailto:%[email protected]>

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