Re: [CODE4LIB] Code4Lib 2016 Winning T-shirt Submission

[Childs, Riley]

On that note will an vector format of the design be made avaliable?
On Feb 16, 2016 5:04 PM, "Christina Harlow"  wrote:

> Yes, we are planning on having these available for purchase at
> http://code4lib.spreadshirt.com/ after the conference.
>
> Best,
> Christina
>
> On Feb 16, 2016, at 2:18 PM, Salazar, Christina <
> christina.sala...@csuci.edu> wrote:
>
> I'm going to ask the perennial question: will these be on sale separate
> from conference attendance?
>
> (Nice job, Shaun Ellis.)
>
> Christina Salazar
> Systems Librarian
> John Spoor Broome Library
> California State University, Channel Islands
> 805/437-3198
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Code for Libraries [mailto:CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU] On Behalf Of
> Christina Harlow
> Sent: Tuesday, February 16, 2016 11:03 AM
> To: CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU
> Subject: [CODE4LIB] Code4Lib 2016 Winning T-shirt Submission
>
> Hi folks-
>
> Thank you to everyone who submitted a Code4Lib 2016 T-shirt logo, as well
> as those of you who took the time to vote on those submissions.
>
> The winning t-shirt logo for Code4Lib 2016 in Philadelphia is the “Code
> for Libraries” design by Shaun Ellis. See the winning submission here:
> https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B74oOQcTdnHjalpmQjhxR2FuU3c/view?usp=sharing
> .
>
> This means the Code4Lib 2016 t-shirts will be red, with low-contrast ink
> chosen by Shaun to match the winning submission as closely as possible. The
> vendor logos on the back will be the same ink color.
>
> Again, thank you to everyone who participated in this year’s call for
> t-shirt designs.
>
> Thanks,
> Code4Lib 2016 T-shirt Committee
>
>

[CODE4LIB] SSL certificates and proxy servers

[Josh Wilson]

Hi Code4Lib,
We're looking into applying an SSL certificate to an EZproxy server and
aren't sure exactly how a wildcard cert gets handled in that context.
Anyone have experience with this?

The fuzzy part is that we're not clear how wildcard certificates that
handle subdomain matching (e.g., *.example.org) translate into wild-looking
proxied domains (like search.whatever.com.proxy.example.org).

This might be more of an EZproxy config question and more appropriate to
that list. There's also documentation

out there. But if anyone can comment on the process, whether the
documentation was helpful to you, what sort of wildcard cert you got to
address this problem, etc., we'd be interested to hear from you.

Thanks!

Re: [CODE4LIB] SSL certificates and proxy servers

[Gorman, Jon]

> Hi Code4Lib,
> We're looking into applying an SSL certificate to an EZproxy server and aren't
> sure exactly how a wildcard cert gets handled in that context.
> Anyone have experience with this?

Yup. 
 
> The fuzzy part is that we're not clear how wildcard certificates that handle
> subdomain matching (e.g., *.example.org) translate into wild-looking proxied
> domains (like search.whatever.com.proxy.example.org).

This depends a lot on the version number of EzProxy.

The older versions of EzProxy look for a couple of things:

* proxy-by-hostname needs to be on (sounds like you have that)
* The wildcard MUST be in the CN, not a SAN. You'll likely want to use your 
login domain in the SN, depending on levels.

Given those two things, when ezproxy sees that it has a wildcard in the CN, 
it'll change from using periods to hypens.

I think, although I can't remember for sure, at some point in 6.x this was 
fixed so a wildcard in a CN or SAN will work. I'd definitely verify that 
through testing though. 

A license of ezproxy should let you run a separate test instance on another 
machine. You can verify this by just creating a self-signed wildcard cert. 
You'll get a warning, but you should also see the ezproxy behavior change. I 
find dnsmasq can be helpful as well.  

So you'll want to get a wildcard cert for the one level of subdomain.  While 
you're at it, make sure it's a 2048 bit key and SHA-2. I've been seeing a lot 
of people running into problems with old 3 year certs that they finally gotten 
around to putting into place.

 
> This might be more of an EZproxy config question and more appropriate to that
> list. There's also documentation
>  ml>
> out there. But if anyone can comment on the process, whether the
> documentation was helpful to you, what sort of wildcard cert you got to
> address this problem, etc., we'd be interested to hear from you.

It's asked frequently enough that if I wasn't quite so lazy, I'd make it into 
the top FAQ question. The documentation was ok, but it's really not all that 
complicated. 



Jon Gorman
Library IT
University of Illinois
217 244-4688

Re: [CODE4LIB] SSL certificates and proxy servers

[Jason Bengtson]

Yeah, in the latest EZProxy version you can use a multi-domain cert with
the wildcard in the SAN. Be sure when you request your cert with the
EZProxy CSR you get a multi-domain cert, otherwise it won't matter what
you've selected for the SAN.

Best regards,
*Jason Bengtson*
www.jasonbengtson.com

On Wed, Feb 17, 2016 at 12:17 PM, Gorman, Jon  wrote:

> > Hi Code4Lib,
> > We're looking into applying an SSL certificate to an EZproxy server and
> aren't
> > sure exactly how a wildcard cert gets handled in that context.
> > Anyone have experience with this?
>
> Yup.
>
> > The fuzzy part is that we're not clear how wildcard certificates that
> handle
> > subdomain matching (e.g., *.example.org) translate into wild-looking
> proxied
> > domains (like search.whatever.com.proxy.example.org).
>
> This depends a lot on the version number of EzProxy.
>
> The older versions of EzProxy look for a couple of things:
>
> * proxy-by-hostname needs to be on (sounds like you have that)
> * The wildcard MUST be in the CN, not a SAN. You'll likely want to use
> your login domain in the SN, depending on levels.
>
> Given those two things, when ezproxy sees that it has a wildcard in the
> CN, it'll change from using periods to hypens.
>
> I think, although I can't remember for sure, at some point in 6.x this was
> fixed so a wildcard in a CN or SAN will work. I'd definitely verify that
> through testing though.
>
> A license of ezproxy should let you run a separate test instance on
> another machine. You can verify this by just creating a self-signed
> wildcard cert. You'll get a warning, but you should also see the ezproxy
> behavior change. I find dnsmasq can be helpful as well.
>
> So you'll want to get a wildcard cert for the one level of subdomain.
> While you're at it, make sure it's a 2048 bit key and SHA-2. I've been
> seeing a lot of people running into problems with old 3 year certs that
> they finally gotten around to putting into place.
>
>
> > This might be more of an EZproxy config question and more appropriate to
> that
> > list. There's also documentation
> > <
> https://www.oclc.org/support/services/ezproxy/documentation/cfg/ssl.en.ht
> > ml>
> > out there. But if anyone can comment on the process, whether the
> > documentation was helpful to you, what sort of wildcard cert you got to
> > address this problem, etc., we'd be interested to hear from you.
>
> It's asked frequently enough that if I wasn't quite so lazy, I'd make it
> into the top FAQ question. The documentation was ok, but it's really not
> all that complicated.
>
>
>
> Jon Gorman
> Library IT
> University of Illinois
> 217 244-4688
>

Re: [CODE4LIB] SSL certificates and proxy servers

[Salazar, Christina]

I want to make a plea too, not to fragment Code4Lib, but rather to consolidate 
EZProxy knowledge to post these queries to the EZProxy list.

For good, bad or indifferent, OCLC is putting together an EZProxy community 
wiki and for those EZProxy folks who come after you, who are not C4Lers, I ask 
that whatever info go there.

(@Jon, kind of looking at you because I worry that EZProxy expertise such as 
yours will get lost. I know it seems impossible, but one day we may all go on 
to other work. I for one am looking forward to an exciting second career as a 
Starbucks barrista; I hear my Master's degree will serve me well there ;-)


Christina Salazar
Systems Librarian
John Spoor Broome Library
California State University, Channel Islands
805/437-3198




-Original Message-
From: Code for Libraries [mailto:CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU] On Behalf Of Jason 
Bengtson
Sent: Wednesday, February 17, 2016 10:24 AM
To: CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU
Subject: Re: [CODE4LIB] SSL certificates and proxy servers

Yeah, in the latest EZProxy version you can use a multi-domain cert with the 
wildcard in the SAN. Be sure when you request your cert with the EZProxy CSR 
you get a multi-domain cert, otherwise it won't matter what you've selected for 
the SAN.

Best regards,
*Jason Bengtson*
www.jasonbengtson.com

On Wed, Feb 17, 2016 at 12:17 PM, Gorman, Jon  wrote:

> > Hi Code4Lib,
> > We're looking into applying an SSL certificate to an EZproxy server 
> > and
> aren't
> > sure exactly how a wildcard cert gets handled in that context.
> > Anyone have experience with this?
>
> Yup.
>
> > The fuzzy part is that we're not clear how wildcard certificates 
> > that
> handle
> > subdomain matching (e.g., *.example.org) translate into wild-looking
> proxied
> > domains (like search.whatever.com.proxy.example.org).
>
> This depends a lot on the version number of EzProxy.
>
> The older versions of EzProxy look for a couple of things:
>
> * proxy-by-hostname needs to be on (sounds like you have that)
> * The wildcard MUST be in the CN, not a SAN. You'll likely want to use 
> your login domain in the SN, depending on levels.
>
> Given those two things, when ezproxy sees that it has a wildcard in 
> the CN, it'll change from using periods to hypens.
>
> I think, although I can't remember for sure, at some point in 6.x this 
> was fixed so a wildcard in a CN or SAN will work. I'd definitely 
> verify that through testing though.
>
> A license of ezproxy should let you run a separate test instance on 
> another machine. You can verify this by just creating a self-signed 
> wildcard cert. You'll get a warning, but you should also see the 
> ezproxy behavior change. I find dnsmasq can be helpful as well.
>
> So you'll want to get a wildcard cert for the one level of subdomain.
> While you're at it, make sure it's a 2048 bit key and SHA-2. I've been 
> seeing a lot of people running into problems with old 3 year certs 
> that they finally gotten around to putting into place.
>
>
> > This might be more of an EZproxy config question and more 
> > appropriate to
> that
> > list. There's also documentation
> > <
> https://www.oclc.org/support/services/ezproxy/documentation/cfg/ssl.en
> .ht
> > ml>
> > out there. But if anyone can comment on the process, whether the 
> > documentation was helpful to you, what sort of wildcard cert you got 
> > to address this problem, etc., we'd be interested to hear from you.
>
> It's asked frequently enough that if I wasn't quite so lazy, I'd make 
> it into the top FAQ question. The documentation was ok, but it's 
> really not all that complicated.
>
>
>
> Jon Gorman
> Library IT
> University of Illinois
> 217 244-4688
>

[CODE4LIB] Call for Proposals, LITA education webinars and web courses

[Ken Varnum]

What library technology topic are you passionate about? Do you have
something to teach?

The Library Information Technology Association (LITA) Education Committee
invites you to share your expertise with a national audience! For years,
LITA has offered online learning programs on technology-related topics of
interest to LITA Members and wider American Library Association audience.

We deliberately seek and strongly encourage submissions from
underrepresented groups, such as women, people of color, and the LGBT
community

*Submit a proposal
 by February 29th
*to teach a webinar, webinar series, or online course for Summer/Fall 2016.

All topics related to the intersection of technology and libraries are
welcomed. Possible topics include:

   - Research Data ManagementCC by www.gotcredit.com
   - Supporting Digital Scholarship
   - Technology and Kids or Teens
   - Managing Technical Projects
   - Creating/Supporting Library Makerspaces, or other Creative/Production
   Spaces
   - Data-Informed Librarianship
   - Diversity and Technology
   - Accessibility Issues and Library Technology
   - Technology in Special Libraries
   - Ethics of Library Technology (e.g., Privacy Concerns, Social Justice
   Implications)
   - Library/Learning Management System Integrations
   - Technocentric Library Spaces
   - Social Media Engagement
   - Intro to… GitHub, Productivity Tools, Visualization/Data Analysis, etc.

Instructors receive a $500 honorarium for an online course or $100-150 for
webinars, split among instructors. For more information, access the online
submission form .
Check out the list of current and past course offerings
 to see what topics have been
covered recently. We’re looking forward to a slate of compelling and useful
online education programs this year!

If you have questions or comments related to teaching for LITA, contact
LITA at (312) 280-4268 or Mark Beatty, mbea...@ala.org.

Ken Varnum for the LITA Education Committee


--
Ken Varnum
Senior Program Manager for Discovery, Delivery, and Learning Analytics
Library Information Technology | University of Michigan Library
var...@umich.edu | @varnum | 734-615-3287
http://www.lib.umich.edu/users/varnum

Re: [CODE4LIB] SSL certificates and proxy servers

[Gorman, Jon]

> I want to make a plea too, not to fragment Code4Lib, but rather to consolidate
> EZProxy knowledge to post these queries to the EZProxy list.
> 
> For good, bad or indifferent, OCLC is putting together an EZProxy community
> wiki and for those EZProxy folks who come after you, who are not C4Lers, I ask
> that whatever info go there.

If we're going to go that far, why not also put it in the existing system? 
http://www.oclc.org/community/ezproxy.en.html? 

Honestly, I'm expecting much from the wiki. I tried using the community 
resource as it is now in the past and have had errors, things disappearing, 
etc.  I think I may have put something up in the community site, but honestly, 
I'm probably never going to log in again if I don't have to. A lot of it is 
simply poor management and needless restrictions, which will be the same no 
matter what software they use.

This particular question is definitely a FAQ and someday I'll get around to 
trying to write up something and I'll put it up ..somewhere. Maybe even just up 
in github and send it to the link.

I don't see the harm in repeating info here.  I'm guessing folks who find this 
new information aren't already on ezproxy and won't be on there. They're not 
likely to find it either, the ezproxy-l list doesn't seem very well exposed to 
searching.



> (@Jon, kind of looking at you because I worry that EZProxy expertise such as
> yours will get lost. I know it seems impossible, but one day we may all go on 
> to
> other work. I for one am looking forward to an exciting second career as a
> Starbucks barrista; I hear my Master's degree will serve me well there ;-)

I'm guessing no matter where or how I put the information, people will still 
ask the questions :).  My learned knowledge about ezproxy is combined a bit 
from the mailing list, a large part in just reading the OCLC documentation, and 
a little from ./ezproxy --help or whatever it is :).

I'll try to dump some of the info or create an FAQ one of these days, but it 
probably won't be today.

Or, of course, someone else could visit 
http://search.gmane.org/?query=wildcard=gmane.education.ezproxy and type 
in the search box wildcard and summarize the various emails on the topic ;).


Jon Gorman
Library IT
University of Illinois
217 244-4688

[CODE4LIB] Job: Digital Scholarship Librarian at Haverford College

[jobs]

Digital Scholarship Librarian
Haverford College
Haverford

**DIGITAL SCHOLARSHIP LIBRARIAN**  
  
Duties and Responsibilities:

  
Creatively engages in support of faculty and students involved in digital
scholarship. Participates in the development of digital
projects and collections by providing a full range of reference, instruction,
and collection development/management, preservation, and metadata services for
all areas of digital scholarship.. Supports and serves as a resource to
colleagues in developing digital projects. Contributes to and supports the
digital and online presence of the Library through the investigation,
implementation and enhancement of tools that assist with research, instruction
and scholarship. Participates in Web-development team.
Actively participates in and contributes to the Tri-College Group. Reports to
Coordinator for Digital Scholarship and Services.

  
Specific Duties and Responsibilities:

  * Provides strong reference services and support of faculty and students in 
the area of digital scholarship.
  * Partners with faculty, students, and library staff on digital scholarship 
projects in all stages including design, proposal, development, maintenance, 
and preservation.
  * Leads instruction of workshops for digital scholarship tools and methods 
for faculty, students, and library staff.
  * Coordinates with Information Technology staff to maintain virtual server 
infrastructure and planning for future needs.
  * Ensures adherence to best practices for digital project development, 
preservation, accessibility, copyright, open access.
  * Supports the integration of metadata across a variety of library and 
archive applications following standards and the rules for description of 
digital objects.
  * Develops, implements and test potential tools in the digital humanities and 
digital scholarship.
  * Coordinates instruction and development of curriculum for Digital 
Scholarship Fellows program
  * Provides leadership for the development and integration of technologies to 
enhance the library's research and instruction services.
  * Hires and manages student workers during academic year and for summer 
project period.
  * Evaluates feasibility of proposed projects and initiatives within the local 
environment; ensures that assessment plans are developed as part of any new 
initiatives.
  * Engages in assessment of user behavior and needs related to digital 
scholarship.
  * Manages content for Digital Scholarship section of the library website.
  * Participates in ongoing digital repository work of the College and the 
Tri-College.
  * Advises on library policy issues raised by digital resources such as 
copyright policy, intellectual freedom issues, fair use, e-privacy concerns or 
censorship of Internet content.
  * Participates in development of Tri-College technology projects and working 
groups.
  * Remains current with advances in information technology's impact on 
libraries and digital scholarship. Actively contributes to the profession.
  * Familiarity with academic and scholarly research practices.
  * Demonstrates initiative in developing projects.
  
Qualifications:

  * One of the following: M.S., M.L.S., or M.A.
  * Proficiency in an academic discipline.
  * Demonstrated experience in project management and facilitation of teamwork.
  * Demonstrated knowledge of Web development using PHP, HTML, CSS, and 
Javascript, and familiarity with content management systems such as Omeka, 
Wordpress, and Drupal
  * Demonstrated experience with Python programming language and Django web 
framework or capacity to acquire these skills quickly.
  * Demonstrated knowledge of GIS technologies and web mapping platforms
  * Demonstrated experience with digital asset management (DAM) systems (i.e. 
CONTENTdm, EmbARK Collection Manager, DSpace, and/or alternative), programming 
and other relevant skills.
  * Working knowledge of most common library metadata formats
  * Demonstrates knowledge of key issues related to information access and 
management
  * Demonstrated knowledge of databases and data structures
  * Knowledge of current and emerging technologies in digital and Web-based 
library services
  * Demonstrated experience in project management.
  * Strong analytical skills; strong understanding of research methods.
  * Experience with library technology, reference, instruction, and outreach 
services.
  * Background in, knowledge of, and a record of achievement with digital 
scholarship and services. Demonstrated knowledge of emerging trends in digital 
scholarship.
  * Self-directed and collaborative. Goal-oriented.
  
Preferred:

  * Experience with system administration and web servers. Experience 
developing and troubleshooting applications using scripting, programming and 
database languages.
  * Intermediate to advanced knowledge of Web-related markup languages, 
features, and protocols including HTML, CSS, PHP etc.
  * Dual advanced degrees -M.A. and M.L.S.; 

[CODE4LIB] Job: Digital Scholarship Specialist at Bryn Mawr College

[jobs]

Digital Scholarship Specialist
Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr College

The Library & Information Technology Services (LITS)
department of Bryn Mawr College seeks a creative and innovative individual to
serve in the new position of Digital Scholarship Specialist. The Digital
Scholarship Specialist will work with faculty, students, and staff in the
exploration, implementation, and assessment of multimodal digital scholarship.
Key to the position will be exploration into existing and new technologies to
support scholarly inquiry across academic disciplines and at all levels from
undergraduates to graduate students to faculty. Based in the Library Research
and Instructional Services Department, the Digital Scholarship Specialist will
provide vision and leadership toward the creation of a suite of consultation
services by coordinating the expertise of LITS staff members, in particular in
Research & Instructional Services, Special Collections, Educational Technology
Services, and Web Services. The successful candidate will also work closely
with colleagues at Haverford and Swarthmore Colleges (the Tri-College
community). In addition to the virtual digital scholarship center created
through this coordination, the position also offers the opportunity to shape a
physical service center in support of digital scholarship from the new Digital
Media and Collaboration Lab in Carpenter Library.

  
  
  
Responsibilities:

  
Build partnerships with colleagues, students, and faculty to incorporate
technology into research activities and to enable digital scholarship
production and communication practices across departments and disciplines.

Create and maintain a catalogue of digital scholarship services by bringing
together colleagues from across LITS departments

In collaboration with LITS and Tri-College colleagues, participate in regular
review and evaluation of relevant platforms and tools

Maintain current awareness of digital scholarship methodologies and tools.

Promote awareness of trends, tools, and opportunities through regular
communications and through development of educational programs; develop web-
based instructional materials and research guides

Develop regular practices and policies for review, assessment, and curation of
digital scholarship projects

Facilitate the use of primary source materials in the College collections in
the creation of digital projects, including partnerships with Special
Collections colleagues on projects under the umbrella of the Albert M.
Greenfield Digital Center for the History of Women's Education

Serve as an advisor and mentor to students doing independent digital projects
through Praxis courses, internships, and other programs

Hire, oversee, and mentor student assistants

Develop student fellowships for specialized work in digital scholarship

Investigate and share information on funding opportunities and participate in
grant-writing and grants administration in support of the Bryn Mawr digital
scholarship program

Participate in LITS and Tri-College activities and maintain active
participation in the profession at the regional and national level.

Perform other duties as assigned by supervisor

QUALIFICATIONS

Knowledge, skills, and abilities:

  
Master's degree with experience in digital humanities/scholarship

Record of innovation and creativity with digital scholarship in an academic
environment, including deep knowledge of current and emerging trends, issues,
and best practices

Technical aptitude; ability to evaluate, select, and implement digital
scholarship tools and ability to teach them effectively and to communicate
complex issues to a diverse audience.

Demonstrated ability to communicate and collaborate with faculty, staff, and
students in a diverse and collegial environment

Familiarity with best practices around digital preservation and accessibility
in relation to digital scholarship.

Demonstrated familiarity with current issues in scholarly communications

Project management skills, including ability to work effectively under tight
deadlines.

Excellent oral and written communication skills

  
  
Preferred Qualifications

  
Ph.D. in a humanities or social science discipline with experience in digital
humanities, digital scholarship, and/or new media

Proven record of teaching at the college or university level

Project and project portfolio management experience

Grant-writing experience

  
APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS

Please submit as pdf documents a cover letter, curriculum vitae, and contact
information for three professional references to the search committee via
Interfolio at: http://apply.interfolio.com/34100. - See more at:
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Re: [CODE4LIB] SSL certificates and proxy servers

[Salazar, Christina]

Well, you told me ;-) Or let me say, I get it and I’m glad we had this talk. 
Thx.
Christina


-Original Message-
From: Code for Libraries [mailto:CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU] On Behalf Of Gorman, 
Jon
Sent: Wednesday, February 17, 2016 12:43 PM
To: CODE4LIB@LISTSERV.ND.EDU
Subject: Re: [CODE4LIB] SSL certificates and proxy servers

> I want to make a plea too, not to fragment Code4Lib, but rather to 
> consolidate EZProxy knowledge to post these queries to the EZProxy list.
> 
> For good, bad or indifferent, OCLC is putting together an EZProxy 
> community wiki and for those EZProxy folks who come after you, who are 
> not C4Lers, I ask that whatever info go there.

If we're going to go that far, why not also put it in the existing system? 
http://www.oclc.org/community/ezproxy.en.html? 

Honestly, I'm expecting much from the wiki. I tried using the community 
resource as it is now in the past and have had errors, things disappearing, 
etc.  I think I may have put something up in the community site, but honestly, 
I'm probably never going to log in again if I don't have to. A lot of it is 
simply poor management and needless restrictions, which will be the same no 
matter what software they use.

This particular question is definitely a FAQ and someday I'll get around to 
trying to write up something and I'll put it up ..somewhere. Maybe even just up 
in github and send it to the link.

I don't see the harm in repeating info here.  I'm guessing folks who find this 
new information aren't already on ezproxy and won't be on there. They're not 
likely to find it either, the ezproxy-l list doesn't seem very well exposed to 
searching.



> (@Jon, kind of looking at you because I worry that EZProxy expertise 
> such as yours will get lost. I know it seems impossible, but one day 
> we may all go on to other work. I for one am looking forward to an 
> exciting second career as a Starbucks barrista; I hear my Master's 
> degree will serve me well there ;-)

I'm guessing no matter where or how I put the information, people will still 
ask the questions :).  My learned knowledge about ezproxy is combined a bit 
from the mailing list, a large part in just reading the OCLC documentation, and 
a little from ./ezproxy --help or whatever it is :).

I'll try to dump some of the info or create an FAQ one of these days, but it 
probably won't be today.

Or, of course, someone else could visit 
http://search.gmane.org/?query=wildcard=gmane.education.ezproxy and type 
in the search box wildcard and summarize the various emails on the topic ;).


Jon Gorman
Library IT
University of Illinois
217 244-4688

[CODE4LIB] Job: Web Application Developer at University of Wisconsin-Madison

[jobs]

Web Application Developer
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Madison, WI Metropolitan Statistical Area

We in the University of Wisconsin-Madison General Library System's software
development shop are looking for a Ruby on Rails developer to work on our
major library systems, including our custom discovery platform
(https://search.library.wisc.edu), online collections presentation and
workflow, digital content repositories, and digital
preservation. We're working now to reengineer the entire
digital collections stack and to rethink how we provide discovery of the wide
range of resources the Libraries deliver. Excellent work
and innovative thinking will make a big difference in how effectively the
Libraries serve these parts of their mission.

  
You would be joining a team of seven developers who work closely with dynamic,
friendly teams of librarians and sysadmins in one of the world's top-ranked
academic research libraries. We prize
collaboration and independence, learning and the willingness to champion new
ideas and approaches to a problem, craftsmanship, and engineering for sound
performance and stability.

  
Enjoy robust benefits through the State of Wisconsin Benefits Package
(http://www.uwsa.edu/ohrwd/benefits/summaries/fasl.pdf), a beautiful Campus
Setting (http://jobs.wisc.edu/madison.htm) and a competitive
salary. The work culture is fantastic, career growth
opportunities abound, and we value work life balance. We
are located in Memorial Library at the base of State Street on Library Mall,
at the heart of Madison.

  
UW-Madison, founded in 1848, is a world-class research university offering a
full spectrum of liberal arts studies, professional programs and student
activities to over 40,000 students. Spanning 936 acres along the southern
shore of Lake Mendota, the campus is located in the City of Madison,
Wisconsin.

  
UW-Madison is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. We promote
excellence through diversity and encourage all qualified individuals to apply.

  
See
http://www.ohr.wisc.edu/Weblisting/External/PVLSummaryApply.aspx?pvl_num=85501
for details and how to apply.
Applications are due by 3/11/2016.



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