Developer for Digital Scholarship

Description

The Z. Smith Reynolds Library at Wake Forest University is hiring a
Developer for Digital Scholarship. Come work with us!

"In partnership with the WFU Humanities Institute, this position will build
and implement new web applications and sites for faculty and student
related research projects. This position was created in part through an
“Engaged Humanities” grant from the Andrew W. Mellon foundation, and is
critical to the delivery of essential applications and service within Z.
Smith Reynolds Library’s “Build.ZSR” framework (http://build.zsr.wfu.edu)
for partnerships between the library and faculty to carry out
digitally-enriched scholarship. The Developer keeps abreast of new and
developing technologies, tracks ongoing trends in digital scholarship, and
communicates recommendations to the Z. Smith Reynolds Library and Wake
Forest University communities. This position researches, recommends, tests,
and subsequently implements innovative software applications that are
well-suited for digital scholarship activities. In collaboration with the
Digital Humanities Research Designer and Digital Initiatives Librarian, the
Developer trains Z. Smith Reynolds Library faculty and staff as well as
campus clients on how these cutting-edge applications can be applied within
a specific discipline or field of study."

More details and application instructions at http://myz.sr/2rRYXnB