web programmer job (Michigan)

[Paul F. Schaffner]

Posted by request. See application details at:

http://www.umich.edu/~jobs/current/postings/T-00-09409-DB.html

The University of Michigan Digital Library Production Service
is seeking a web services programmer to participate 
in the development of online access systems for core digital 
library collections. The Digital Library Production Service 
is a federated organization, combining resources from the 
University Library, the Media Union, and the Information Technology 
Division. Online collection resources include significant image- 
and text-based journal collections, art image collections, and 
a leading-edge SGML/XML development effort. The Web Services 
Programmer will be responsible for development and support in
the University Library. The position will require significant 
CGI programming and work with database applications (e.g.
CGI mechanisms to direct users to databases maintained by Library 
departments and external publishers). Help redesign and 
support the web environment at the University of Michigan Library. 
Working as part of the Library web group, the programmer will need to 
program and provide technical recommendations for dynamic web sites, 
metadata specifications, web databases, and CGI scripts. 

PART OF THIS JOB MAY REQUIRE SOME WORK OUTSIDE OF NORMAL WORKING
HOURS TO ANALYZE AND CORRECT CRITICAL PROBLEMS THAT ARISE IN 
THE 24 HOURS A DAY OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENT. SALARY DEPENDENT ON 
PREVIOUS RELEVANT EXPERIENCE. MINIMUM $29,600.00. THIS IS A 2 YEAR 
TERM APPOINTMENT. 

DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS: 
  Java and JavaScript, SQL, demonstrated experience with CGI 
  programming; demonstrated experience in server administration 
  in a distributed environment; knowledge of distributed computing 
  application software; experience with wide-area (internet) 
  networking resources; Windows NT; familiarity with the
  UM computing environment. 

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: 
  Bachelor's degree (computer science or engineering preferred) 
  or equivalent education and experience; Perl, relational 
  databases, UNIX and troubleshooting on a TCP/IP network, 
  HTML; ability to work comfortably and effectively with a 
  distributed development/implementation team and in a diverse 
  work environment; good written and verbal skills. 

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Paul Schaffner | pfs at umich.edu | http://www-personal.umich.edu/~pfs/
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