Web Application Developer

* Design, develop, and maintain custom web applications and digital tools that support research workflows and public access to ISAC’s collections and datasets.
* Build user-friendly interfaces for data visualization, geospatial browsing, and interactive storytelling.
* Ensure responsive design, accessibility, and performance across platforms and devices.
* The developer will maintain and improve existing codebases, ensuring scalability and documentation for sustained use.
* Demonstrated fluency in full-stack development, including modern frameworks, backend scripting, and database integration.
* Interest in long-term preservation, open-source tools, and reproducible research.
* Familiarity with AI-assisted indexing, classification, or entity recognition in cultural heritage datasets is a plus.
* Strong collaborative, analytical, organizational, and communication skills.
* JavaScript (Node, React, Vue) and PHP.
* SQL, Postgre

SQL, PostGIS, Solr, and Elastic Search.
* ArcGIS, QGIS, Leaflet, and D3.js.
* REST APIs.
* Apache.
* Docker.
* HTML, CSS, XML, XSLT, TEI, and IIIF.
* Experience with and willingness to explore AI and machine learning frameworks as applied to digital collections and research tools.

When applying, the document(s)
** MUST
* * be uploaded via the
** My Experience
** page, in the section titled
** Application Documents
** of the application.

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