The Art Gallery of Ontario is looking for an experienced New Media Developer
to redevelop and maintain the AGO?s web site - http://www.ago.net.

Reporting to the Manager of New Media, the New Media Developer:

? Plans, develops, tests, deploys and documents new web applications and
templates. Implements ongoing web site infrastructure and feature
improvements in response to needs of the Gallery?s public programming;
? Administers and monitors servers and scripts;
? Updates web content and templates. Administers distributed web authoring
process; 
? Maintains contact with Service Providers and IT staff to troubleshoot and
remedy issues with hardware, software or networks and install, update and
backup web servers, application servers, database servers and operating
systems.

Requirements:

Our ideal candidate has:

? Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Sciences, Information Systems, or
other comparable degree is required with some years experience of web
development; 
? Demonstrated experience developing web applications and providing
webmaster support for large, dynamic websites. A portfolio is required;
? Demonstrated fluency with commercial application servers and open source
web frameworks such as ColdFusion/MSAccess/IIS and
Python/Django/MySQL/Apache;
? Demonstrated experience with search technology, Content Management Systems
and mailing list managers;
? Demonstrated knowledge of current web development standards such as WAI,
CSS and other W3C specifications;
? Well developed knowledge of Windows, Mac and Unix operating systems;
? Demonstrated experience with system planning and design;
? Well developed communication, interpersonal, time-management and
organisation skills;
? Well developed problem solving skills.

About the AGO

The Art Gallery of Ontario is presently in the midst of a major expansion
project designed by Frank Gehry, which will include new galleries to house
the AGO?s collection of 20th century European painting and sculpture,
international contemporary art and the Thomson Collection of Canadian
historical paintings, European art and ship models and Asian decorative
arts.

The Art Gallery of Ontario is the tenth largest art museum in North America,
with more than 40,000 works of art dating from the 1st century to the
present. The Gallery?s major collections, overseen by twelve curators,
include Canadian historical art, European Old Master and modern paintings
and sculpture, the work of Henry Moore and his contemporaries, European and
Canadian prints and drawings, photography, international contemporary art,
Inuit art, African and Oceanic art. When completed, the AGO will increase
its viewing space by 47% and augment its collection by 10,000 new works.

Applications should be submitted to :

Staff and Volunteer Resources
Art Gallery of Ontario
317 Dundas St. West
Toronto, ON 
M4C 3G3

Fax: 416 979 6689 Email: Human_Resources at ago.net


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