Saturday, November 10, 2012
Collaborative Manuscript Transcription: What does it mean to "support TEI" for manuscript transcription?
Collaborative Manuscript Transcription: What does it mean to "support TEI" for manuscript transcription? T-PEN is a case study here.
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Seeking a New Developer
The Center for Digital Theology, a research unit in the Department of Theological Studies of Saint Louis University, seeks to hire a Senior Web Developer. This successful candidate will be part of a team who design web-based applications that support advanced research in the humanities. Reporting to the Center’s Director, the Senior Developer will be responsible for backend development including database design and management as well as system architecture. The developer will be responsible for ensuring all applications meet W3C standards for interoperability. Part of the position’s tasks includes acting as a liaison concerning technical operations for partnering institutions.
The Center seeks a creative and self-motivated developer who will take the initiative in system design and implementation. S/He will have strong communication skill, possess the ability to work in a team, and work according to set deadlines. S/He will work within an agile development method, participate in debugging and work closely with use case testers and contracting clients.
The successful candidate will have a minimum 2 years in software development with Java. S/He will also have some experience with JavaScript. Knowledge of other coding languages (Ruby, Python, etc.) would also be an asset.
The salary range is $42,600-$64,000 and will be based on qualifications and experience. This position comes with a full range of benefits offered to full-time employees of Saint Louis University.
Applicants can learn more about the Center at its website and see its most recent project at www.t-pen.org
Apply online at jobs.slu.edu/applicants/Central?quickFind=65031 (this link breaks, search by selecting Theological Studies from the Department drop down box).
The Center seeks a creative and self-motivated developer who will take the initiative in system design and implementation. S/He will have strong communication skill, possess the ability to work in a team, and work according to set deadlines. S/He will work within an agile development method, participate in debugging and work closely with use case testers and contracting clients.
The successful candidate will have a minimum 2 years in software development with Java. S/He will also have some experience with JavaScript. Knowledge of other coding languages (Ruby, Python, etc.) would also be an asset.
The salary range is $42,600-$64,000 and will be based on qualifications and experience. This position comes with a full range of benefits offered to full-time employees of Saint Louis University.
Applicants can learn more about the Center at its website and see its most recent project at www.t-pen.org
Apply online at jobs.slu.edu/applicants/Central?quickFind=65031 (this link breaks, search by selecting Theological Studies from the Department drop down box).
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