Come help us get $#!+ done.  Work with a growing team to transform the 
Philadelphia Museum of Art's online experience.  

Apply online http://philamuseum.org/jobs/


The Philadelphia Museum of Art is currently seeking a Web Developer to work 
collaboratively with Museum staff to develop innovative online user experiences 
that are aligned with the Museum's goals of audience development, visitor 
experience, activating the collection and civic engagement. The Web Developer 
will manage all aspects of the Museum's website and will supervise Web staff 
responsible for the creation of online interactives. He/she will be responsible 
for effectively communicating user experience, information architecture, and 
design practices to internal stakeholders using design tools, visual 
communications, and narrative vision; and will advocate for the innovative use 
of technology in all aspects of the Museum's marketing, curatorial, education 
and visitor services programs. 

Specific functions of the Web Developer position include, but are not limited 
to: serving as the lead developer and technical expert in designing, 
developing, and maintaining innovative, dynamic, and complex digital 
applications online; configuring and optimizing the Museum's online digital 
environment and system architecture; and developing the connections between 
content management system (CMS), collections information system (CIS), linked 
data, application programming interfaces (APIs), and other shared systems, web 
services, and data sources. He/she will also be responsible for prototyping and 
delivering user-centered software solutions for search and discovery; serving 
as the Museum's primary expert on technical matters concerning web, semantic 
web, and other software applications; integrating online and infrastructure 
systems to feed content to all digital applications; researching existing and 
emerging technologies to determine appropriate methods of content delivery a
 nd presentation; and advising on applications, systems and metadata and 
writing technical documentation and specifications. 

Qualified candidate will have at least 5 years of agency (or institution) 
experience supervising and managing website development projects as well as a 
degree in Computer Science, Visual Communication, Interface Design, or 
equivalent work experience. Additional qualifications include: 

*Ability to develop and produce multimedia websites and applications using best 
practices for user experience and search engine optimization and technologies 
such as PHP, JavaScript, Ajax, jQuery, SQL, MySQL, HTML5 and CSS3. 

*Skilled in writing code for large-scale, dynamic web applications, including 
knowledge of a programming language for a framework such as PHP, Python, Perl, 
or Java. 

*Expert knowledge of content management systems and web development frameworks 
such as Drupal 7 and WordPress. 

*Knowledge of cross-platform, digital formats for multimedia delivery and 
digital asset management, including text, images, video, and audio on web, 
mobile devices, and tablets. 

*Skilled in interpersonal relations and communications in order to provide 
advisory services and establish productive and collaborative working 
relationships. 

*Knowledge of linked data and semantic web technologies such as RDF, XML, 
SPARQL, JSON-LD, or Schema.org. 

*Knowledge of analytics and reporting software and systems. 

*Understanding of video and audio production and delivery. 

*Understanding of traditional advertising channels and campaign development. 

*Demonstrable knowledge of multiple software applications, web services, and 
cross platform execution. 

*Strong technical skills focused on current web and mobile device content 
development and delivery. 

*Demonstrated ability to multi-task, handling frequent interruptions and 
shifting priorities. 

*Excellent written and verbal communication problem analysis and 
problem-solving skills. 

*Excellent staff management skills to nurture and lead a web development team. 

*Strong attention to detail. 

About the Museum 

The Philadelphia Museum of Art is among the largest art museums in the United 
States, showcasing more than 2,000 years of exceptional human creativity in 
masterpieces of painting, sculpture, works on paper, decorative arts and 
architectural settings from Europe, Asia and the Americas. The striking 
neoclassical building stands on a nine-acre site above the Benjamin Franklin 
Parkway and houses more than 200 galleries. The Museum offers a wide variety of 
enriching activities, including programs for children and families, lectures, 
concerts and films.
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